1. Immigration does not move - the first choice is Singapore
In recent years, Singapore has attracted the attention of many high-net-worth individuals in the immigration market.
Many rich people choose to immigrate to Singapore, but they still live in China after getting a green card. This is the latest immigration method - "immigration does not move".
Speaking of this, we need to talk about the interpretation of the word "immigration".
In fact, many people have misunderstandings about the word "immigration", believing that immigration is changing nationality, but this is not the case. In most cases, people call "immigration" refers to obtaining green cards from other countries.
Take Singapore as an example. After getting the green card, it is divided into three situations.
The first type, I still retain my original nationality, but I have lived and worked in Singapore for a long time. This person’s identity is a permanent resident of Singapore.
The second type, I give up my original nationality, become a Singaporean citizen, and become a Singaporean citizen.
The third type is that I hold a Singapore green card, but I do not settle in Singapore for a long time and live in China most of the time.
Why does it mean that "immigrants do not move to Singapore"? That's because most countries have immigration supervision regulations.
"Immigration Supervision" is a metaphorical statement. Some countries require that foreigners must live in the local area for a certain period of time after obtaining a green card and cannot leave their home country for a long time, otherwise the green card will be invalid and PR cannot apply for naturalization.
In this way, in order to retain their PR identity, immigrants have to stay in other countries for a long time like they are in prison. Immigration jail requirements are common, and countries such as the United States, Australia, the United Kingdom, New Zealand, and Canada have their own regulations.
Singapore is relatively loose in terms of immigration supervision, and there is no mandatory regulation on how many years you have to live there.
Moreover, Singapore is too close to China. It only takes 4-6 hours to fly from China to Lion City. I was still having a meeting in Singapore in the morning and could go back to my home in Beijing in the evening.
So, if you also want yourself and your family to "immigrate without immigrating", you can definitely give priority to immigrating to Singapore. After getting a Singapore green card and becoming a PR, you can also enjoy a series of Singapore’s welfare policies. Why not do it?
2. What are the conditions for immigration to Singapore?
Compared with some European and American countries, the threshold for immigration to Singapore is still relatively low. Let’s take a look at what conditions are there for immigration to Singapore.
1, Skilled Immigration
Skilled Immigration includes ways to apply for permanent residence with various permits. Specifically include: EP pass, SP pass, technology pass and personalized employment pass.
EP and SP passes are for professionals who have worked in Singapore for a long time.
These people need to have relevant certifications in academic diplomas, professional qualifications or professional skills to meet salary requirements, and then they can apply for a work visa by the employer or a third-party institution.
technology pass is for executives, leaders or professionals in some technology fields, and needs to meet relevant requirements in terms of work experience, salary level, etc.
Singapore personalized employment permit is the most flexible work visa. The applicant's monthly salary must reach SGD 18,000 or above, and have a university degree or above and professional qualification certification to apply.
2, study abroad immigration
Singapore Immigration Bureau stipulates that foreign students need to live in Singapore for more than two years and pass the corresponding exam before they can apply for permanent residence.
There is another requirement that as of the time of application, international students must have passed at least one national exam. Foreign students who are studying IP direct train courses can apply directly.
3, Talent Immigration
If you have achieved outstanding achievements in art training, performance and other fields, you can choose the Singapore Overseas Talent Immigration Program and apply for a Singapore Green Card in one step.
4, entrepreneurial immigration
There are two options for starting a business in Singapore:
Self-employed immigration
Self-employed immigration is suitable for entrepreneurs who are willing to start a business or have business experience to apply.
The application period for self-employed immigration is very short. I must first get an EP work visa, and then apply for permanent residence with the work visa.
If you have advantages in terms of funding and entrepreneurship experience, you can choose to hire a self-employed immigration, which can help you quickly get a Singapore green card.
Entrepreneurship Immigration
Entrepreneurship Immigration Requirement Applicants must first obtain an entrepreneurial permit, and then establish and operate a company in Singapore with the permit. The biggest difference between
and self-employed immigration is that entrepreneurial immigration projects have industry restrictions and require applicants to hold at least 30% of the company's shares .
and above are about "What are the conditions for Singapore immigration?" Thank you for reading.
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