Slovenian immigration conditions

Slovenia is a small country, located in the south of Central Europe, adjacent to Italy and Austria, and close to the Alps. The full name of Slovenia is * * * Republic, with an area of 20,273 square kilometers and a population of 2.05 million. Ljubljana is the capital and political and cultural center of Slovenia. The official language is Slovenian, the National Day is June 25th, and the currency unit is Euro. Slovenia's per capita GDP ranks first among countries with economies in transition in Eastern Europe, and it is one of the founding countries of the World Trade Organization. It joined the European Union on May 1 2004. Slovenia is one of the developed countries. At present, Slovenian GDP per capita is US$ 23,706, ranking 3 1 in the world (China ranks 95th with US$ 4,382). Next, the Overseas Migration Network will introduce the immigration situation in Slovenia.

Slovenian housing purchase immigration conditions

1. The main applicant is a citizen of a non-EU country aged 18 or above.

2. No criminal record.

3. The main applicant needs to set up a company or buy local real estate.

4. Required documents: photocopy of passport (valid for at least 12 months), notarized certificate of no criminal record in original residence (double authentication is required), notarized certificate of birth record in original residence, and 6 color passport photos.

Slovenian housing immigration application process

1, apply for a study visa in Slovenia.

2. Go to Slovenia.

3. Establish a limited liability company.

4. Buy real estate.

5. Apply for a long-term work and residence visa.

6. The long-term work residence visa needs to be extended every year, and you can apply for permanent residence after five years.

Slovenian skilled migration conditions

1. The main applicant is a citizen of a non-EU country aged 18 or above.

2. No criminal record.

3. Required documents: copy of passport (valid for at least 12 months), notarized certificate of original residence with no criminal record (double authentication required), notarized certificate of birth record of original residence, chef's certificate (double authentication in English) and 6 photos of color passport.

Slovenian skilled migration application process

1, apply for a Slovenian visa.

2. Go to Slovenia.

3. Apply for a work permit.

4. Obtain a long-term work and residence visa.

5. Long-term work and residence visas need to be extended every year, and you can apply for permanence after five years.

Slovenian immigration advantage

● No age requirement, no language requirement, no assets requirement and no residence requirement.

● Applicants can apply for family relocation and obtain identity by themselves.

● No proof of business background and source of funds is required.

● No language, education and work experience requirements.

● No residence requirement, free choice of residence, and no influence on domestic work and business.

● The application is approved quickly, and the whole process takes only 6- 10 months to obtain a long-term work and residence permit.

● Schengen members can freely enter and leave the 26 Schengen countries of the European Union.

● Long-term work and residence permits can enter the Slovenian labor market.

● Slovenia has a stable political situation, developed economy and beautiful environment, and its consumption level is lower than that of other EU countries.

● Enjoy educational benefits-kindergartens, primary schools, middle schools, technical secondary schools and universities provide compulsory and free education for children.

● The whole family enjoys free medical care and real universal medical security.

● No global tax is levied on overseas assets.