Age of children of French immigrants

Introduction to # French Immigrants # Now the domestic competition is fierce. There are many college graduates every year, and they may not find jobs after graduation, so many parents will consider letting their children emigrate to live and work abroad. The following are the age groups of French immigrant children compiled by KaoNet. Welcome to read!

Age of children of French immigrants

1 and 1 1 are good times to learn a language. Scientists have found that according to the structure of the brain, people can learn fluent foreign languages before 9- 1 1.

At the same time, according to a study by Deakin University and Monash University in Australia, English fluency affects the future salary level and promotion potential of French immigrants, and English fluency is closely related to the age of immigrants. In other words, the earlier you immigrate, the better your child's future development prospects will be.

2, 9 to 1 1 year-old children who immigrated to France.

According to the research, the English fluency of children who immigrated to France at the age of 9-1/kloc-0 is the same as that of children born in France, while the English proficiency of older children who immigrated to France is not very good on average.

For example, brothers and sisters from immigrant families in China, brothers and sisters who were five years old when they immigrated, and brothers and sisters who have reached 15, come from the same family and have the same parents, but the average English level and workplace income of the former far exceed that of the latter.

3. immigrate to France before11years old.

According to the research, people who immigrated to France before 1 1 years old have much higher professional income, as high as 15%, compared with those who immigrated after 18 years old with the same background. Arriving in France before the child 1 1 is helpful for the child to master English fluently, which will make the child's future education and employment smoother.

Although it cannot be generalized, from the analysis of the above research results, it is more appropriate for children to emigrate before 1 1 for the sake of faster language learning and future career path.

4. It is also necessary to receive cultural education in China.

Chinese is extensive and profound, and the basic education in China is also remarkable. Children can go to primary school in China for several years, master some Chinese knowledge in China, and receive the education of China traditional culture before being sent abroad. This not only has a Chinese foundation, but also has great plasticity in learning foreign languages and accepting western education, and can easily adapt to the new education system.

Children are too young to go abroad, so parents need to devote more energy to the care of their children. For example, American schools usually finish school at 2-3 pm, and children 12 years old can be alone at home. If both husband and wife want to work abroad, time is tight. Moreover, the labor cost in western countries is very expensive. Before the child 12 years old, one parent may need to take care of the child at home full-time. Therefore, this factor should also be fully considered when making immigration planning.

Of course, when the child is a few years old, it is still necessary to analyze and deal with it according to the different situation of each family. Some families get immigration status when their children are two or three years old, and the whole family moves, and then let their children go to kindergarten abroad for several years, and then return to China for primary school a few years later. This will not only give children an advantage in English, but also enable them to learn Chinese well in China and master their mother tongue, and then go out to receive western education in junior high school. This is also a feasible way.

Article 2 Visa Conditions for French Immigrants

According to the Law on the Entry and Residence of Foreigners promulgated by France, foreigners who are allowed to enter France enjoy three residence qualifications during their stay in France. The first is the temporary population, mainly including tourists, international students, businessmen and seasonal workers. For example, temporary workers in Italy and Spain are generally allowed to stay for 3 months, 6 months or 1 year; The second type is short-term residents, mainly labor immigrants who sign contracts, and the residence period is 3 years; The third type is long-term residents, including family members of French citizens, refugees and applicants in the second type mentioned above. After approval, the first two kinds of people can change their residence status and become long-term residents, that is, they have obtained the qualification of permanent residence in France.

Requirements for applying for an immigrant visa In order to reduce the number of foreign immigrants, the French government has imposed strict restrictions on foreigners applying for immigration. Immediate family members of non-French citizens or foreign nationals, specially approved contract workers and political asylum seekers are not allowed to obtain immigration permits. Only those who meet the following conditions can be approved:

(1) French citizens' spouses, unmarried couples, children under the age of 2/kloc-0, parents, etc.

(2) spouses of foreigners who have obtained long-term residency and children under the age of 18;

(3) Accepting the employment of the employer, and the labor contract industry is approved by the Immigration Bureau;

(4) Refugees whose status has been approved and who have obtained the legal right of abode.

The French embassy in China is not responsible for accepting immigration applications. Therefore, if China citizens intend to move to France, they should first apply to the French Immigration Bureau by their French relatives, namely the entry guarantor.

Further Reading: Types and Costs of French Immigrants

I. Types of French immigrants

1, French immigrants with high skills and professional knowledge: including entrepreneurs, senior managers, various senior professionals, artists, athletes, etc.

2. Immigration of foreign employees: 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. Investment immigration: You can get French 10 permanent residence status in one step, and you can get French nationality when the investment expires. It is required to create or maintain no less than 50 jobs or invest no less than 6,543,800,000 euros (the amount of investment and the number of employees can be reduced in some areas of France, with a minimum investment of 300,000 euros; Or create or maintain two jobs).

Second, the cost of French immigration.

For those who intend to immigrate to France, if they meet the requirements, they should also prepare relevant immigration fees, such as investment fees, application fees, experience fees, notarization fees, etc. And go to the embassy to go through the formalities.

1, investment cost

If you choose to buy a house, you need to buy at least 330,000 euros of real estate; If you choose to invest in immigration and apply for a three-year card, you need to invest 395,000 euros, while a ten-year card needs to invest at least1190,000 euros; If you choose commercial immigration, you need to invest at least 5 million euros.

2. Other expenses

Other expenses here include application fee, landing fee, medical examination fee, notarization fee, insurance fee, etc. The medical examination fee for adults 1.300 RMB, and for minors 1.000 RMB, generally around 60,000 RMB.