Is it possible to immigrate to northern Europe with high welfare?

Nordic countries have relatively low population density, the highest economic level, very rich life and perfect welfare guarantee. Denmark, Sweden and other countries have the highest GNP per capita in the world. The high welfare and high quality of life in northern Europe have made many people have the idea of immigration.

Many people have heard that it is extremely difficult to immigrate to the Nordic countries, because the Nordic countries with extremely developed economic levels do not seem to need foreigners to promote their economic development and make contributions to the local area. Although Nordic countries are not immigrant countries, foreigners can apply for permanent residency in Nordic countries in order to live and work in Nordic countries.

Take the Nordic country Sweden as an example. Swedish self-employed immigrants mean to start a business and register a company in Sweden by hiring themselves. The registered capital is only SEK 50,000. The application period is short, about 10 month. Applicants can apply for permanent residence after obtaining a two-year business visa. After obtaining the visa for the first year, the applicant needs to apply to the immigration office where the applicant lives in Sweden for renewal.

When making an application, the Immigration Bureau needs to examine whether the applicant can support himself and his family by running the company, whether the company has been established and whether the company has been registered with the Swedish Company Registry. After the two-year inspection period, if the applicant can support himself and his family by running a business, he can get a permanent residence permit, his spouse and unmarried children under 18 can get a residence visa at the same time, and he can apply for permanent residence with the applicant two years later.

Similarly, Finland can also obtain immigration status through investment, thus obtaining the right of abode in Finland. If you start a new company or buy an existing company in Finland and work for the company, you can get a work and residence permit of 1+4 years, continue to operate for 4 years, and live in Finland for not less than 183 days every year, and you can get permanent residency in Finland, without language requirements.

Spouses of Finnish investment immigrants and unmarried children under 18 can apply for a reunion visa to obtain a residence permit. After the applicant obtains the permanent residency, his spouse and unmarried children under 18 can also obtain the permanent residency and enjoy the same welfare treatment as Finnish residents.

If you want to immigrate to northern Europe, it seems that the most economical way at present is to study and find a job to stay. Starting from 20 14, foreign doctoral students in Sweden will be granted permanent residency after studying for four years.

Although it is difficult for Nordic immigrants, once they have the right of abode in Northern Europe, they can enjoy the highest welfare system and the highest quality of life in Europe.

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