The scale and distribution of international immigrants in China from 20 13 to 20 14.

The Report on International Migration in China (20 15), co-sponsored by China and the Globalization Think Tank (CCG) and Social Science Literature Publishing House, was released. This report focuses on the current situation and characteristics of international migration worldwide, and analyzes the scale and distribution of international migration in China from 20 13 to 20 14. China people are the largest group of overseas immigrants in the world.

According to the report, immigrants from China have become the largest overseas immigrant group in the world.

As far as China immigrants are concerned, China's international immigrants are distributed all over the world. In recent years, the United States, Canada, Australia, developed European countries and Japan have become important destinations for China's overseas immigrants.

In recent years, the number of China people who have obtained permanent residency in the United States, Europe and other countries is increasing every year. Take Europe as an example. With a series of advantages, such as safe and stable investment, comfortable environment, elite education and generous welfare, more and more investors in China are focusing on this, and the house purchase immigration project continues to be hot.

China is the second largest source of permanent immigrants in the United States, second only to Mexico. In fiscal year 20 14, the number of investment immigrant visas issued by the United States was 10692, and immigrants from China accounted for 9 128, an increase of 2878 over 20 13, with an increase of 46%.

At present, China is the largest source country of American investment immigrants, and the proportion of Chinese mainland citizens who have obtained EB-5 visas has increased from 26.7% in 2008 to 85.4%, which has remained above 85% in the past three years.

From the data point of view, the attention base of Australia and New Zealand, the traditional old immigrant countries, is not low.

European countries, such as Portugal, Spain, Italy, Greece, Cyprus and other countries, have successively introduced housing purchase and immigration policies, which are greatly welcomed by Chinese people. Portuguese and Spanish official data show that applicants from China account for more than 80% of the total number of applications.

Although the land area of these countries is generally small, most of them are scenic and livable tourist attractions; Since these countries have joined the European Union or Schengen countries, they can enjoy the preferential policies of working, living, studying or entering and leaving other more developed European countries after emigration, which is equivalent to? Curve? Immigrate to European countries.

It can be predicted that attracting China investment immigrants will be a good strategy for many small European countries to make up their fiscal deficits before the European economy finds a strong recovery momentum. China investment immigrants have entered? The European era? .

China remains one of the largest sources of Canadian permanent residents.

According to the research of China and Globalization Think Tank (CCG), nearly 34,000 China people became Canadian permanent residents in 20 13 years. In the past 15 years, China has been one of the largest countries of origin of Canadian permanent residents. From 200 1 to 201,the number of immigrants born in China increased by 63.9%, from 332,825 in 200 1 to 545,535 in 201. According to the data of 20 1 1, more than 49% (267,780 people) of China immigrants live in Ontario, and 84% (2,24915 people) live in greater toronto area. 30.7%( 167535) of China immigrants live in British Columbia, and 95%( 159200) of them live in the Greater Vancouver area.

International migration is characterized by relative concentration.

The Report on International Migration in China (20 15) quoted the relevant statistics of international migration from the United Nations, showing that in 20 13, 232 million people emigrated overseas, while in 1990, 2000 and 20 10 respectively. Among the 232 million immigrants, the total number of immigrants living in developed countries is 654.38+36 billion, accounting for 58.6% of the total number of international immigrants; The total number of immigrants living in developing countries is 96 million, accounting for 4 1.4%. Of the 232 million international migrants, 74% are working-age migrants aged between 20 and 64. Among them, 65,438+190,000 international immigrants (about 5 1.3% of the total) live in the following 10 countries. They are the United States (45.785 million), Russia (165.438+0.048 million), Germany (9.845 million), Saudi Arabia (9.060 million), United Arab Emirates (7.827 million), Britain (7.824 million) and France (7.439 million).

The number of overseas investment immigrants continues to rise.

In response to the international financial crisis, many countries quickly adjusted their investment immigration policies, broadened investment channels, increased quotas and accelerated trials. In 20 13, 6,895 China people obtained EB-5 investment immigrant visas, which was 8.9 times that of 772 people in 20 10. In 20 12, there were about13,000 overseas investment immigrants in China, which was higher than that in 20 10/2,000 and 8,000 in 20 10. According to the per capita investment of $6.5438 +0.5 million, the output capital in 2065.438+02 was nearly $20 billion. In addition to the risks that investors need to face, such as investment safety, uncertainty of changing temporary residence to permanent residence, weak integration ability, etc., China government also faces risks such as money laundering and bleaching, absconding for fear of sin, withdrawal of funds, and impact on foreign exchange control. As far as foreigners' investment and immigration in China are concerned, China, like many countries, has not adjusted its investment and immigration laws since 2004, although it needs to introduce foreign capital to cope with the international financial crisis. By the end of 20 12, the balance of foreign direct investment in China was $2 16 trillion, an increase of 4.7 times over the end of 2006. Only about 1 and 200 foreigners with investment get permanent residency every year.