What are the ways to immigrate to Finland? Which way is simpler?

Finland is a typical welfare state. Citizens in this country have social welfare protection from childhood to old age, which attracts many people to choose to immigrate to Finland. Here are three ways to immigrate to Finland.

First, marry a local Finn.

If you marry a local, you can get a class A long-term residence visa, which will be examined and approved by the local police station.

1 and the second time limit is one year and the third time limit is two years. 1+ 1+2, one * * * is four years, and then you can apply for a permanent residence visa without time limit. But you must stay in Finland for three months every year.

2. Long-term residence in Finland through work

It's the first time to get a B visa (previously B 1, the student is B2), and now there is no difference, except that the student visa will indicate the school, and you can only work 20 hours a week. The visa is issued by the local police station, but it needs the approval of the labor bureau.

The time limit for the first 1 time and the second time is 1 year, which is indicated by B.

The third and fourth A symbols, each lasting 1 year. The fifth and last time, the term is 2 years, and then it will be changed to permanent residence. 1+1+1+1+2, a * * * takes six years.

Note: After obtaining a 2-year permanent residence visa, you can apply for Finnish citizenship as long as you pass the Finnish language test.

Third, do self-employed sponsored immigrants by starting a company.

China citizens who plan to invest and immigrate to Finland need to obtain a company registration and visa application form in embassies and consulates in China, Finland. Then, according to the requirements, the applicant should provide the business plan and other necessary supporting documents at the same time.

After that, the Finnish Employment and Economic Development Center and the Finnish Immigration Bureau will review and approve the materials submitted by the applicant.

Finnish entrepreneurs and self-employed sponsored immigrants, that is, business talent immigrants, only need to set up a company in Finland, with low application threshold, simple procedures, no language work and other requirements, no need to explain the source of funds, and no need for business background investigation. There is no profit requirement, and there is no requirement for how much investment.

You can apply for permanent residence status in Finland after four years of continuous operation. And from the first year of the Finnish residence card, you can be eligible to apply for various benefits in Finland, including free education, free medical allowance and so on.

Low threshold, fast application, high welfare and good education. In 7-9 months, the whole family can land in Finland and start a new life.

Processing flow:

Setting up a new company: both parties agree on the draft business plan and the company registration name for filing-submit the business plan and company registration application-obtain the company ID-inject the registered capital of the company (2,500 euros)-submit the application for residence permit to embassies and consulates in China, Finland-obtain the residence permit.

The Finnish government has not set a minimum investment, and the criteria for the Immigration Bureau to judge whether an applicant is qualified are his income level and whether the company continues to operate legally.

Investors who buy existing enterprises can check the salary level and enterprise income according to the financial statements of the enterprises in previous years.

Investors who start a new company need to show that the salary budget meets the minimum standards required by the government in the business plan submitted and the financial budget for next year.

At the same time, all investors must submit certain proof of economic ability, which can guarantee to pay the normal living expenses in Finland. Success rate of visa: The Finnish government welcomes immigrants to obtain the right of abode by working for Finnish companies, and they can get a visa at 100% on the premise that their wage income meets the standard and they pay taxes legally.