Introduce three ways to immigrate to France.

France is a fascinating country not only because of its romantic culture, but also because of its high welfare and treatment. Moreover, French immigrants can enjoy the same treatment and welfare as the French. Here are three ways to immigrate to France. Welcome to read!

Three ways to immigrate to France

1. Categories of French high-skilled professional immigrants: including entrepreneurs, senior managers, various senior professionals, artists, athletes, etc.

2. Foreign employees immigrate to France: as middle-level employees of subsidiaries or branches of foreign companies in France.

For the above two categories, the residence permit is issued for three years and can be renewed once every three years. After five years, you can apply for permanent residency in France or the EU (you can work, live and enjoy welfare freely in 27 EU member countries).

3. French investment immigrants: get French 10 permanent residence status in one step. French nationality can be obtained upon expiration. Requirements: create or maintain no less than 50 jobs or invest no less than 6,543,800,000 euros (in some parts of France, the amount of investment and the number of employees can be reduced, with a minimum investment of 300,000 euros; Or create or maintain two jobs).

If you can meet the above three conditions, then you can immigrate to France, enjoy French social welfare, enjoy French immigration treatment, and your descendants can also receive French education.

Article 2 Application procedures for French immigrants

(1) The guarantor applies to the governor of the province where he is located, and at the same time delivers proof of residence, identification, proof of the guarantor's residence and economic conditions, such as rent receipt, electricity and gas receipt, and proof of kinship showing the relationship between the two parties. The last kind of proof needs to be handled by the applicant in our country at the notary office of his place of residence. After being certified by the Chinese Embassy in France, it should be submitted to the French authorities.

(2) After accepting the application, the Governor will forward all the materials to the Immigration Bureau for detailed investigation. After investigation, if the guarantor is a French citizen or a foreigner with long-term residency, and his living area and economic income meet the conditions of family reunion, he can obtain an entry permit.

(3) If the entry is approved, the Immigration Bureau will notify the embassy in China, and then the embassy will send a notice to the applicant and start the visa formalities.

(4) After receiving the notice from the French Embassy in China, the applicant first goes to the local provincial or municipal hospital for physical examination, and the examination result report is signed by the doctor and stamped with the official seal.

(5) Finally, apply for an entry visa at the French Embassy in China with your passport, notice, photo and health certificate.

Article 3 Matters needing attention after emigrating to France

The problem in France may be jet lag. The time difference between France and China is seven hours. To be precise, France is seven hours behind China. Then, you need to adjust your schedule to ensure your mental state. Some people may use alcohol or sleeping pills to ensure sleep time. In fact, it is harmful. Try to control the intake of alcohol and ensure that you can relax and rest smoothly after you arrive at your destination. Alcohol may be helpful to sleep, but it also affects the quality of sleep, sometimes doing more harm than good. At the same time, exercise is also helpful. Exercise is a way to wake up the body, which can effectively promote sleep at night and make full use of time. However, French immigrants here remind everyone to avoid exercise within two hours before going to bed, otherwise it will affect the adjustment and adaptation to the time difference.

Another thing to pay attention to is to adapt to the French diet. French food is generally fat, thick, fresh and tender, and they generally prefer sour, sweet and salty tastes. In China, different regions have different eating habits, with spicy food in the south of the Yangtze River and rice in the north, and interviews as the mainstay. Different from our diet in China, French staple food is usually flour, and we also have the habit of eating snacks. In terms of non-staple food, pork, mutton and beef are generally the main products, and fish, shrimp, chicken, eggs, sausages and fresh vegetables are also very popular. We can find that some novel foods, such as snails, earthworms and Malan, are generally tasted by the French first. In terms of food seasoning, they prefer cloves, peppers, coriander, garlic, tomato juice and so on. These differences may be difficult for some people to adapt to, leading to acclimatization.

Not only emigrating to France, but also going to other European and American countries may not be able to adapt, but the treatment methods are basically the same, but the diet is slightly different and the time difference is a little different.