What is the fastest way to immigrate to France?

# French immigrants # Introduction France is a non-immigrant country. What should I do if I want to immigrate to France? Tell you a quick way to immigrate to France, hoping to give you some reference and help.

1. What is the fastest way to immigrate to France?

It is still difficult to immigrate to France. First of all, France is a non-immigrant country, and it is impossible to live permanently by buying a certain property like other European countries. There is no such thing as a permanent visa in France. Generally, there is only a long-term residence permit, which is the so-called French green card. If you want to immigrate to France quickly, you need to apply for a green card, and it is difficult to apply for a green card.

You can also apply for immigration to France if you work, but generally speaking, you can get a residence permit for one year after working for one year, a new residence permit after working for three years, and a residence permit for ten years after working for four years. However, there are many ways to get a visa quickly. The quickest way is to marry a Frenchman, so that you can become French nationality immediately. This is also the fastest way, and it is the best way for those couples who are in love.

It takes at least two years for international students to become French citizens. First of all, they need to live in France for two years and have no criminal record, so that they can apply for French nationality. For international students, if they get a degree certificate and find a job after graduation, they can get a green card after living for many years.

Foreigners applying for French nationality must meet the following conditions:

(1) has lived in France continuously for more than 5 years;

(2) Good quality and no criminal punishment;

(3) Know French;

(4) At least 18 years old;

(5) Children adopted by French citizens;

(6) People who have made special contributions to France;

(7) Spouses of French citizens;

(8) Children born in France by foreign immigrants.

Conditions for staying in France:

According to the Law on the Entry and Residence of Foreigners promulgated by France, foreigners who are allowed to enter France enjoy three residence qualifications during their stay in France. The first is the temporary population, mainly including tourists, international students, businessmen and seasonal workers. The second type is short-term residents, mainly labor immigrants who sign contracts, and the residence period is 3 years; The third type is long-term residents, including family members of French citizens, refugees and applicants in the second type mentioned above. After approval, the first two kinds of people can change their residence status and become long-term residents, that is, they have obtained the qualification of permanent residence in France.

2. What are the ways and means of French immigration?

In recent years, more and more people choose France, on the one hand, because with the improvement of living standards, people's requirements for quality of life have gradually increased, on the other hand, French immigration policy has deeply attracted the attention of immigrants. Investors can choose their own immigration methods to live in France according to their own needs. There are mainly the following immigration methods for reference:

1. business visa (including two visas of Schengen and Reunion in France): after signing the house purchase contract and paying the down payment, you can apply for a business visa of 1-2 years to 5 years permanently through the French Consulate in Shanghai.

2. French non-profit residence card: After obtaining the real estate license, investors can apply for a non-profit residence card with a term of 1 year (renewable).

3. According to the French immigration regulations, after an investor has applied for a 1 year non-profit residence card for five consecutive times, an individual can apply for a 10/year residence card in France according to actual needs, or he can choose to be naturalized.

What do French immigrants need?

For those who intend to immigrate to France, if they meet the requirements, they should also prepare relevant immigration fees, such as investment fees, application fees, experience fees, notarization fees, etc. And go to the embassy to go through the formalities.

1. Investment cost

If you choose to buy a house, you need to buy at least 330,000 euros of real estate; If you choose to invest in immigration and apply for a three-year card, you need to invest 395,000 euros, while a ten-year card needs to invest at least1190,000 euros; If you choose commercial immigration, you need to invest at least 5 million euros.

2. Other expenses

Other expenses here include application fee, landing fee, medical examination fee, notarization fee, insurance fee, etc. The medical examination fee for adults 1.300 RMB, and for minors 1.000 RMB, generally around 60,000 RMB.

3. What are the advantages of French immigrants?

Low threshold: you can apply for a French residence card by investing in a house, and there is no requirement for the applicant's language and education.

Freedom of passage: France belongs to the European Union and is also a member of Schengen. Whether holding a residence card or a business visa, you can travel smoothly to and from 26 Schengen countries.

Stable return: 18 has a stable annual return of 7%, and the rent of 18 was also determined by the then owners' committee according to market conditions. After permanent residence/naturalization, you can close the company without paying any taxes, and you can get high unemployment insurance for 2-3 years (up to 40%-75% of the original salary); After retirement, you can unconditionally receive a pension of about 1 1,000 euros/month.

Low risk: the house purchase contract is signed in the notary office (the French notary office is a department, such as domestic civil servants, who take an oath to notarize), the house payment is remitted to the national account of the notary office, and the notary supervises the progress and quality of the project on behalf of the state and pays the project payment.

Short cycle: qualified investors can have a non-profit residence card in 2 months.

Education welfare: The developed education system ensures the quality of French higher education, and the French diploma is internationally recognized.

Medical benefits: families can apply for free medical care in the unified society of the country, and customers are advised to buy local personal welfare insurance (the amount of insurance is about 25-70 euros per month for each family).

Permanent real estate property right:

In France, the ownership of land and real estate is permanent, can be transferred to spouses, descendants and others, and can be passed down from generation to generation.

Mature management

Real estate management in France is very mature. Whether it is property management or entrusted management, it is managed by professional companies.

Children enjoy international education.

France is the third largest recipient of international students in the world. There are currently 278,000 international students in France (12% of the total number of French students).

The air is fresh and the environment is beautiful

According to the air quality report of France, the average values of pm2.5 and pm 10 are only 10 μ g/m3. Fresh air and comfortable climate are suitable for travel all year round.