What are the technical conditions in Europe?

What are the conditions for skilled migration in Europe? Let's take a look at it with the overseas immigration network! Welcome to reading.

What are the technical conditions in Europe?

Germany, 1

What kind of people can become skilled immigrants?

As early as 2000, Germany had a deep desire for IT technical talents. IT professionals can apply for residence as long as they can find an employer in Germany who is willing to pay an annual salary of not less than 56,5438+0,000 euros.

In addition to the IT industry, there are three types of people who can apply: scientists with special professional knowledge; A distinguished scholar or a distinguished researcher; Experts with special professional experience and experts in leadership positions must earn at least twice the upper limit of legal medical insurance measurement to be considered as a very well-paid group.

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However, the residence period of German green cards is generally 2 to 5 years, which is much less attractive to talents than that of other countries.

So 20 12 Germany introduced the "blue card". According to the policy, ordinary university graduates from countries outside the EU can get a "blue card" and stay in Germany as long as they can find a job contract with a minimum annual salary of about 48,000 euros in Germany. Scientists, mathematicians, engineers, doctors, IT experts and other industries that are short of talents only need to reach a monthly salary of 3,000 euros and an annual salary of 36,000 euros (before that, the minimum annual income of such talents was 66,000 euros).

Blue card holders can automatically obtain permanent residency after three years of continuous work. Moreover, the partner of the blue card holder can also have a legal residence period of six months, during which the partner can freely choose a job within the EU.

2. France

What kind of people can become skilled immigrants?

The core content of French skilled immigrants can be summarized as "excellent talent residence policy". There are three main objects of application: first, high-level students or experts and scholars who want to go to France for further study (be careful not to consider simple study plans); Second, entrepreneurs who want to start a business in France and have specific plans for it should invest no less than 300,000 euros and create at least two employment opportunities for France; Three, talents in the field of art or sports, including artists who want to carry out artistic activities in France, or athletes who have received sports training in France for a long time.

3. Britain, Britain

What kind of people can become skilled immigrants?

Skilled immigrants in Britain mainly use the scoring system to select high-tech talents. Those who score 65 points (applicants under 28 years old) or 75 points (applicants over 28 years old) and have the ability to find a job or find self-employment in the UK can apply for HSMP (High-tech Immigration Scheme). There is no rigid language requirement for HSMP, as long as your language level meets your work needs.

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The conditions seem simple, but experts believe that even if the application is successful, all you can get is a one-year work visa. One month before the one-year visa expires, the applicant can apply for an extension and get a three-year high-tech immigrant visa. It will be four years before you can apply for permanent residency in the UK and get a green card in the UK. Only after the fifth year can you apply for a British passport and become a British citizen.

(It should be noted that if you don't make a tax contribution to the UK within one year after landing in the UK, you won't be issued a work visa. In other words, in this case, if you apply for renewal, you will be rejected. )