Analysis of Nordic Immigration

Analysis of the current situation of Nordic immigration Q: How to apply for immigration from Nordic countries? Besides, don't countries like Norway and Sweden welcome immigrants?

At present, there are no open investment immigrants in Northern Europe. There are two ways to enter the Nordic countries: 1. Studying abroad and being hired by local companies after graduation. 2. Start your own company in the local area (in view of the fact that some people used this method to defraud residence before, the policy has become very strict in recent years). Either way, foreigners must have a stable residence in the country for a certain number of years (generally about five years), a fixed source of income, sufficient housing area, no opposition to the policies of the local government, and no criminal record. Social inclusion in Nordic countries is ok.

Q: Which Nordic country is easier to apply for and has a lower threshold?

The modes of investment immigration in Nordic countries are very simple and traditional, with the establishment of companies and self-employed immigrants as the main ones. Therefore, there are risks in application, packaging and success rate. In addition, the company's follow-up maintenance also has great time cost and economic cost. If the company has business problems, it will be rejected by the immigration bureau when it changes its license, and all previous efforts will be wasted. So, what's the suggestion? Curve saves the country? Mode, it is easier to apply for immigration status in European countries, such as Spain, Portugal and Hungary, to live in northern Europe.

Q: Do Nordic countries have language requirements?

Generally speaking, you can find a job in northern Europe if you can speak English, but if you want to immigrate to the past, you can only obtain the status of a Nordic country through traditional immigration, and every country will require applicants to take local language tests. If you plan to immigrate to northern Europe, it is suggested to apply for permanent residence status in EU countries through investment immigration projects. In this way, you can travel to 26 Schengen countries, so you can live and find a job in Schengen member countries in northern Europe.

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