I want to emigrate overseas, but I don't know how to transfer my assets. What should I do?

You can choose to invest in immigration. Sweden does not require investors' sources of funds. Compared with the United States, Canada, Australia and other countries, it is very simple and easy to apply for investment immigration in Sweden.

Foreigners who hold more than 50% shares in a company in Sweden can apply for a residence permit for self-employment in Sweden.

Sweden requires a relatively low company registration fee of more than 50,000 Swedish kronor. However, the follow-up operation will definitely cost a lot of money and energy, so that the company can operate normally and the profit can meet the requirements of the immigration bureau before applying for permanent residence, which is too risky.

Buying a company means buying a Swedish company in full, usually around SEK 2-3 million. Investors take over their own operations, and their profits must meet the requirements before they can apply for permanent residence. However, in a foreign land, there are many "rules of the game" to learn. If it is not good, not only will the money be put in, but even permanent residence will be impossible.

Buying equity means buying most shares of a company from a local asset management company and becoming a major shareholder. The investment amount is generally above SEK 350 million, and the business of operating the company is still left to the asset management company, and it will quit after five years of investment.

In this way, the asset management company is responsible for managing the business, and investors can apply for permanent residence after two years as long as they invest their money. In other words, you can choose to let the asset management company do it for you, get permanent residency first, use these years to learn Swedish, and explore ways to do business in Sweden. This is also the way of equity investment, so that investors can reinvest the returned equity in the projects they are really interested in after permanent residence.