European immigrants are so hot, do you really know how to avoid risks?

With the development of global economy, more and more China people go overseas. For the sake of children's education, high-quality environment and better life, the enthusiasm of China applicants for immigration has been strengthened. For new immigrants, in order to live abroad smoothly, immigration supervision must be made clear before immigration. In this article, Bianxiao Hengxi International will bring you detailed immigration supervision information.

"Immigration supervision" refers to a country's requirements for the residence time of its immigrants in the country, specifically, "the time requirement that immigrant applicants must live in the country in order to maintain residents, permanent residents or naturalized citizens" stipulated in the immigration laws of various countries. One refers to the time when you have to live in another country in order to retain your immigration status; The other refers to the time you have to live in order to become a citizen.

To apply for overseas immigration, you must abide by the "immigration supervision" regulations of the immigration country after getting the green card, otherwise it will not pay off. Below, Hengxi International Bian Xiao will introduce the relevant policies of various immigrant countries on "immigration supervision".

United States: After obtaining the green card in the United States, the applicant can keep the green card only by entering the country 1 time every six months, which is a relatively easy requirement for the applicant. If you want to apply for naturalization, you need to live for two and a half years within five years.

According to the immigration law, green card residents who apply for naturalization must stay in the United States for at least two and a half years and at least six months each year within five years before applying for naturalization. If a person has left the United States for more than six months within 1 year, the remaining months cannot be counted as two and a half years of residence; If you leave America for more than 1 year, the calculation of residence time will be interrupted.

Canada: It takes 5 years and 2 years to maintain permanent residence status and 5 years and 3 years to be naturalized. According to the law, there are only three ways to meet the requirements of life:

I actually live in Canada;

Living overseas with a spouse with Canadian citizenship;

Working overseas for a Canadian company or a Canadian government agency (at this time, the time spent living abroad is also regarded as living in Canada).

Australia: The conditions are relatively clear. To retain the condition of permanent residence in Australia, you must meet the following requirements:

If you have lived in Australia for two or more years in the past five years, you can continue to extend your visa for five years and maintain your permanent residence status;

If you have a strong interest relationship with Australia and have force majeure reasons to explain why you have not lived in Australia for more than five years (proof materials are required), you can continue to extend your visa for five years;

If you have lived in Australia for one day or more in the past five years, and there are force majeure reasons to explain why you have lived in Australia for less than five years (supporting materials are required), you can continue to extend your visa for three months;

If you are the spouse, child or immediate family member of the holder who holds or will hold a five-month or three-month permanent resident visa, you are also eligible for a permanent resident visa (whether you apply for a visa at the same time as your family members or after them), and your visa will be valid for the same period as your family members' visa.

The requirements for naturalization and residence in Australia are that you have lived in Australia for four years, have at least 12 months permanent residence status in the year before applying for naturalization, and are not allowed to leave the country for more than three months.

Greece: No immigration supervisor, no need for long-term residence. After being signed, he went to Schengen. Greek immigration threshold is low. Immigrants who don't buy a house only need 30 thousand euros, and they can freely enter and leave Schengen. It is one of the most cost-effective immigration projects in European immigrant countries.

It takes four years and two months to live in an Austrian immigration prison within five years. Perhaps some authors confuse naturalization with permanent residence. Austria only needs to be naturalized, and the residence requirement is to have resident status for 6 years and settle down.

Of all the immigration projects, Austria has the most relaxed residence requirements. If Austria only takes a residence card, there is no residence requirement. It only needs to rent a real address in Austria that meets the requirements of identity calling.

In other countries, it does take a long time to obtain permanent residency in the EU. However, Austria is different from other countries. As long as you get the German certificate B 1 and legally hold the card, you can get the EU permanent residence card in Austria.

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