Is Austrian quota immigration reliable?

In fact, if you want to immigrate to Austria, you don't have to take a quota. I believe that you have a good understanding of Austria's quota immigration policy, but what bothers you must be the residence requirement that you need to live for more than four years and two months within five years, and you can't work or get employment during your stay. Income is not the second, mainly boring! Moreover, the official of the Immigration Bureau clearly stipulates that the condition for obtaining permanent residence must be a stable income-(the standard for 2065438+09 is that the monthly family income exceeds 1398.97 euros). It is still very difficult to achieve this stable income when changing permanent residence for five years, but the quota status is not good ~

But Austria is also a country with perfect cost performance.

In fact, Austria also has an immigration plan, which is the red, white and red card immigration plan. You can pay social security and work freely. After 15, you can also receive a European pension above 1500. Here I would like to introduce you to the red, white and red card scheme. . . .

What is a red, white and red card?

In fact, to put it bluntly, a red, white and red card is a work visa. The duration of red, white and red cards is generally 12 months. In 2065,438+08, the Immigration Act was updated to 24 months, allowing skilled immigrants to legally stay in Austria and work for permanent employers during this period. And hold a red, white and red card for 2 years, and have the opportunity to apply for a senior red, white and red card (rot-Wei? -rot–karte plus), the red, white and red cards are generally 3 years, that is, you can apply for permanent residence in the EU only by changing your card once for 5 years. Routines are the same as quotas, except that quotas are 1+ 1+3, and red, white and red are 2+3.

What are the application conditions for red, white and red cards?

Although the official release is the 8-9 model, there are currently two mainstream models, one is to start your own business and apply to be the founder, and the other is to start your own business and hire yourself. Unlike other immigration agencies, the threshold is not very high. Under normal circumstances, anyone who can't speak English or German, under 40 years old and with a college degree or above can apply. If you are over age and your education is not up to standard, you can only pass the language test and pass German A2. Therefore, the application threshold is very low.

What is the general process of applying for the red, white and red immigration plan?

If you are a self-employed, you are generally a registered enterprise in Austria. Submit proof materials, apply for a red, white and red card first, and then change to a red, white and red card for three years after two years. You can apply for permanent residence after living in the EU for five years, and you can also apply for naturalization after living in the EU for 10 years.

If it is a business model, you need to submit a business plan and supporting materials. You can apply for a red, white and red card first, and then the process is the same.

Why do so many people apply for places and almost no one can do it?

Because the quota is easy, as long as you grab the quota (you can also go to official website to grab it yourself), the follow-up is to submit materials, and you can do it without a lawyer, so there are many institutions you can do.

Red, white and red cards are difficult to operate and need to be operated by local professional lawyers. There is a certification link (proving that talents with relevant skills cannot be employed in Austria).

Do self-employed enterprises have any requirements for capital, turnover and tax declaration?

No, the visa focuses on the employment relationship, personal tax payment and medical insurance and social security.

Finally, there is a core question: why is the risk of red, white and red low? How to ensure that the insurance can be renewed after 2 years? Immortality in five years?

The renewal rules of the red, white and red scheme are as follows: the first visa is limited to two years, and the red, white and red plus card can be renewed after two years and can be employed freely. The visa is valid for three years. After three years, you can apply for permanent residence in the EU, and you can live permanently in any EU country.

But how can we guarantee a successful contract renewal after two years? I believe that the problem of small partners wanting to immigrate to Austria has troubled many small partners. Now that I have decided to come to Austria, I certainly don't want to study the language after two years, but I still have to go home after I get used to the environment. However, Austria is a non-immigrant country in principle, unlike Greece, Spain, Malta and Australia, which have special immigration policies. As long as you give money, you must face up to this risk when choosing Austria, no matter what visa type. In fact, immigration in all countries is risky. Even the countries mentioned above have many rules and regulations. Moreover, the so-called immigrant French was put forward by a political party at one time and has a validity period. The long-term visa of immigrants needs to be renewed every 5- 10 years. If it is entirely possible for new political parties to adjust their policies in the next 5- 10 years, such as the United States and Trump.

Therefore, for this problem, the first thing is to face up to the risks. Any intermediary, friends, relatives and you say that xxx is completely risk-free, and you can definitely do it. I think that's all lies. If your acceptance of risk is zero, then give up emigration and stay in China. As long as you are an immigrant, there are risks. This must be recognized. Even if you take permanent residence, you will be repatriated if you don't do well (many China people will be cancelled recently)

Second, try to understand the immigration policy from official channels, and don't believe what any intermediary or friend says.

If you believe Brother Chun, you will live forever. I think if you believe in official website, you can live forever. Nothing is more reliable than official website. Regarding the renewal and permanent residence of Austrian visas, you can go to official website, the safe, and there are clear standards.

The first is about the renewal of the red, white and red card plus after two years.

3w . migration . gv . at/en/types-of-immigration/permanent-immigration/redwhiteredcardplus/

3w to www

The second is about permanent residence.

3w. migration. gv. at/en/ types of immigrants/permanent immigrants/other forms of settlement/

Look at "long-$ TERM residents-EU"

Third, after fully understanding the criteria for renewal, learn more about the types and contents of visas, and correspond to the criteria to see if they can meet the criteria for renewal and permanent residence. Analyzing with your own brain is the most important step.

Requirements for renewal of Austrian red, white and red plus card after two years:

As the holder of the red, white and red card, if you have been employed for at least 2 1 month according to the qualification requirements of the red, white and red card in the previous 24 months,

The core requirements are: holding a red, white and red card and working at least 2 1 month according to the qualification requirements within two years and 24 months. It is equivalent to paying 2 1 month of social security and 2 1 month of salary.

Requirements for permanent residence in Austria:

A national of a third country may be granted the residence status of "EU long-term resident" if he meets the following conditions

Have the right to live in Austria without interruption for the past five years,

General requirements have been met, and

Module 2 of the integration protocol has been completed.

Live for five years, and then meet the "general requirements" and "integration agreement module 2".

Module 2 of the integration protocol is German B 1.

"General requirements" include

Adequate means of subsistence, health insurance, adequate accommodation,

It is also clear that "you must have a fixed personal income so that you can pay your living expenses without being determined to accept assistance from the local government". Austerity. "You must have a fixed and regular personal income, so that you can pay the living expenses without turning to the welfare assistance of the local government.

Obviously, "fixed term" is fixed term, so the income from selling a 5 million house is not fixed term.

Finally, the fourth step is to find an intermediary to handle it. I think only by fully understanding, understanding and analyzing the above information can we find a suitable intermediary to handle immigration. Many people often take this step as the first step. They didn't understand at all, so they listened to the intermediary and said that one intermediary said this today and another intermediary said that tomorrow. Finally, they worked hard to come to Austria, found that they would go home in a few years, and then went to an intermediary. Can they still find the shadow?

Here you can recommend a good Austrian intermediary, wx, bbfulihui. Before, several of our friends handled it through him, and the price was half cheaper than the quota. The key is to pay after success, there is no risk at all.

Can quota immigrants solve the problem of fixed regular income after five years? /kloc-Can the quota be renewed after 0/year? Can the quota be guaranteed 1 year? Is there still a quota when it is renewed? I didn't find the answer in official website anyway.

Therefore, the above questions include "How to ensure that the 2-year follow-up warranty can be approved?" It is better to ask yourself such a question than to ask the intermediary, because you are the one who wants to immigrate! Only when you know the answer can you find a suitable intermediary to serve you.

Because no one is qualified and unable to answer your question except yourself. Even the Austrian Prime Minister can't joke. Maybe someone will change in a few years. Ha ha.