What kind of people want to immigrate to China? What policies can they enjoy? What are the requirements for emigrating to China? Is it difficult?

Perhaps brothers from African countries are most willing to emigrate to China. There are a large number of African blacks in Guangzhou, many of whom live illegally.

It is difficult to immigrate to China. Because China is not an immigrant country, China itself has a large population and a surplus of talents, so the state has no policy of introducing immigrants.

Foreigners can only become citizens of China if they marry people from China. However, China does not recognize dual nationality. If you become a citizen of China, you must give up your original nationality. Therefore, many foreigners are unwilling to become China citizens even if they marry in China (but their China spouses are more willing to become foreign citizens).

Foreigners can get a "green card" in China (meaning permanent residence in China, but not China citizenship), but it is also very difficult. Before applying for a green card in China, you must be a direct relative of a China citizen or have made a significant contribution to China's economy.

Foreigners who become citizens of China or get a green card in China have no preferential policies from the state, but only enjoy the national treatment of China, just like ordinary China people (green card holders have no right to vote and stand for election, and are not much different from citizens in other aspects).