You can apply for permanent residence after being married to an EU citizen for several years.

Permanent residence in EU countries refers to the permanent resident status granted by EU member countries to citizens of countries outside the EU who meet the statutory conditions according to the conditions stipulated in the country's residence law or immigration law. Permanent residents of a specific member state of the European Union usually enjoy the same rights and obligations as citizens of that country, except the right to vote and stand for election. However, there are exceptions, such as the Cyprus permanent housing project, which has no right to work and do business in Cyprus.

Welfare benefits of studying in the country that issued the country's permanent identity: children of identity holders study in the country that issued the country's permanent identity and enjoy the same treatment as citizens of that country. It must be pointed out that holding the permanent residence status of an EU country and studying in other EU countries cannot enjoy the citizenship of the target country. For example, even if you have permanent residency in Germany and study in Britain, you can't enjoy the tuition treatment of British citizens. You still have to pay the tuition fees for international students according to the tuition fees for international students outside the EU. Only those who hold EU citizenship or long-term EU resident status can enjoy the tuition treatment of any EU citizen.

At present, the national permanent residence projects in the immigration market include: Hungarian national debt of 250,000 euros, Portugal and Spain of 500,000 euros to buy a house, Greece of 250,000 euros to buy a house, and Cyprus of 300,000 euros to buy a house. You can directly take the EU for permanent residence: Cyprus buys a house for 5.5 million euros. Because of its high investment amount, both the applicant and the immigration company need to have strong strength. At present, only global immigrants are successfully handled in China.

How to obtain permanent residency in most EU countries? There is no direct permanent residence immigration program, and most countries issue temporary residence, which is usually issued for the first time for one year and updated once a year. Some countries issue two-year residence for the first time, renew it after two years, and issue effective residence for two or three years. These countries all stipulate that they can apply for permanent residency in the country after five years. Most countries require permanent residence in the country for not less than half a year within five years. The condition of permanent residence in this country is slightly lower than the requirement that the cumulative time of leaving the EU within five years should not exceed 10 month. Usually, after five years, if you have the conditions of permanent residence in the country and permanent residence in the European Union, you can decide which identity to apply for. It must be pointed out that there is no concept of permanent residence in the immigration laws or residence laws of foreigners in many EU countries. If such countries meet the requirements for permanent residence in the EU (residence time and language test) after living for five years, they will directly apply for permanent residence in the EU, and of course have the right to live in the country as permanent residents of the EU.