Can I immigrate there? 20, Can I immigrate there?

1.Skilled.

2.Immigrant by Investment.

3.Reunification of immigrants.

4.International students reside, work, immigrate.

5.Apply for political asylum.

6.Transfer of nationality.

After getting the green card, you can bring your parents there.

Fresh graduates are not allowed to engage in skilled immigration, unless they study abroad and study for a doctorate. Apply for immigration after completing the doctoral program. It is relatively easy to immigrate to Australia, and you can apply for immigration after two years of doctoral study, and no work experience is required.

After successful immigration, the whole family can emigrate, especially the only child. If you don't study abroad and engage in skilled immigration, you must have work experience, at least three years. Australia is very close to New Zealand, and the climate is very similar, but there are more Chinese in Australia and there are more chances of survival.

New Zealand, the cost is tens of thousands of yuan, and you can bring your parents over after getting a green card.

I agree with New Zealand, in the past, you will take preparatory courses, and in the future, forestry will be very popular in New Zealand, and there are few New Zealanders, good welfare, and fresh air!

OK. If you have a green card, you can just go back to China and go to the side, and you don't need to apply for immigration with anyone or anything.

If you only want to be a citizen and don't have a green card, you have to go through the procedures of renunciating your U.S. citizenship before you can return to your home country, which is quite troublesome.

Article 9 of the Law of the People's Republic of China on the Administration of Exit and Entry provides that Chinese citizens who leave or enter the country shall apply for passports or other travel documents in accordance with the law.

Chinese citizens who wish to travel to other countries or regions are also required to obtain a visa or other entry permit from the country to which they are traveling. However, except for the mutual visa exemption agreements signed by China and other countries, or as otherwise stipulated by the Ministry of Public Security or others.

Chinese citizens who leave or enter China as seafarers and work on foreign ships shall apply for seafarers' certificates in accordance with the law.

This is Singapore's immigration policy, you can learn from it!

Singapore Immigration Policy.

Singapore has a long liberal economic system, welcomes entrepreneurs and professionals from all over the world to settle in Singapore, and has increasingly relaxed the conditions for accepting new immigrants. Similarly, because Singapore is a bilingual country, with Chinese making up the vast majority of its population, and China is geographically closer to Europe and the United States, more and more Chinese are looking to Singapore as an ideal place for immigration. There are five ways to immigrate to Singapore.

1 Investment Immigration.

According to the relevant regulations of Singapore**, foreigners who invest S$1.5 million can directly apply to become permanent residents of Singapore. The scheme is mainly aimed at foreign entrepreneurs with the aim of attracting more entrepreneurs to invest in Singapore. Investors must first register**** and then submit an investment plan and relevant documents.

The investment funds are deposited in Singapore** and the investment project must be in operation for at least 5 years. The investor's family members, including spouse and children under the age of 21, can apply directly to become permanent residents. Parents can apply for a long-term relative visa to reside in Singapore.

If both parents and parents-in-law need to apply for permanent residency at the same time, the deposit will need to increase by S$300,000 for each additional person. If the child is over 21 years old, a separate application is required, and there is a good chance of approval.

2 Skilled immigration.

Singapore** welcomes talent elites from all over the world to work and settle in Singapore. Applicants with a university degree or above, as well as professional and technical personnel, can apply to become Singapore permanent residents. You will first need to be hired by a local company to obtain an Employment Pass (EP).

Pass holders can submit a permanent resident application to the Immigration Department and become a permanent resident upon approval. It generally takes 3-6 months from application to approval.

3 Marriage immigration.

According to Singapore's relevant regulations, foreigners who are married to a Singapore citizen or permanent resident are eligible to apply for permanent residence, but the immigration department will approve the application on a case-by-case basis. It should be pointed out that in recent years, some people who have fraudulently obtained permanent resident status by sham marriages have been reported, and permanent resident status has been revoked.

4 Special Immigration.

Overseas artistic talents (art, photography, dance, **, drama, literature, film, etc.) can apply to the Immigration Department for permanent residence through recommendation after being assessed by the National Arts Council of Singapore. Applicants are required to submit a detailed curriculum vitae and supporting materials (photo albums, newspaper reports, etc.).

5 Self-employed immigrants.

Hire yourself for the purpose of immigration. Applicants can register a company and then apply for an employment pass from the Immigration Department as a director, or they can apply in the name of starting a company, and the Immigration Department will approve the employment pass application before registering the company, and after the company is registered, the employment pass will be issued after verification by the Immigration Department. After 6 months of obtaining the Employment Pass, you can apply for permanent residency.

The rights enjoyed by Singapore permanent residents.

1) Apply to rent or purchase a HOS flat (purchase is limited to those who already have a spouse);

2) Children enjoy the same educational treatment as the children of citizens;

3) Spouse and children under the age of 21 can directly apply to become permanent residents;

4) Parents can apply for a Dependant's Pass for long-term residence in Singapore.

You must have been a permanent resident for more than 2 years before you can apply for Singapore citizenship.

There are many ways to immigrate, such as through studying abroad, skilled immigration, investment immigration, family reunification immigration, etc.

Different ways to deal with different procedures, and the processing time is also different, according to your own situation to choose the right type of immigration.

Look at which country you prefer, then choose a project based on your personal situation, and finally find a company that can help you.

This is what I found by comparing several companies.

It's not bad in every way.