Many people are worried that they must live in the destination country after immigration and cannot live in the country. This is actually a big misunderstanding. Immigration Supervision refers to the requirement that some identity issuing countries have certain residence time for new immigrants, and the regulations on immigration supervision are different in each country. Today we will take a look at the requirements of immigration prisons in various countries.
US
US 3US HANDLE HANDLE. Generally speaking, the time you leave the US border for more than 181 days each time, that is, you can just go back to the US and log in once every six months.
The US Immigration Bureau stipulates that green card residents have lived outside the United States for more than one year without a legitimate reason, which can be regarded as intention to give up their permanent resident status. If they leave the United States for more than 181 days, they may be reviewed if they have the intention to maintain a US green card.
Canada
Canada requires permanent residents ( maple leaf card holders) to stay for 2 years after obtaining an immigration visa to retain their permanent resident status . If a permanent resident wants to apply for naturalization, he will be reversed from the day he applies for 4 years, including 3 years of living in Canada.
UK
5 years of living for half a year. Take the UK Innovator visa as an example. Applicants will obtain a 3-year visa for the first time and can apply for renewal after 3 years, each time they can renew for 3 years. If you maintain an investment for 5 years and live in the UK for 6 months every year, you can apply for permanent residence . After obtaining permanent residence for one year, you can apply for naturalization.
application requirements are:
1. The main applicant has held an Innovator visa for 3 years, and the family members must hold a family member visa for 5 years;
2. The applicant will leave the UK for no more than 180 days within any 12-month period.
Irish
only needs to log in for 1 day a year. After Irish investment immigration, Ireland only needs to log in for one day per calendar year. In the special period of the past two years, there is no need to log in to Ireland to meet the requirements of one day per year.
After five years of obtaining a stamp4 visa through Irish investment immigration, there is no longer a requirement to log in once a year. Just log in and renew your visa before the 5-year validity period expires.
Portuguese
need to log in once every 2 years. Portugal's "immigration prison" is divided into two parts. When obtaining a green card, the "immigration prison" requires that you stay for 7 days in the first year and then 14 days in every two years. When maintaining a green card, the requirement of "immigration supervision" is to log in once every 2 years. The naturalization and residence requirement is to continue to have resident status for 5 years.
Spanish
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Where are there no immigration prisons?
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No immigration prison can also be said to be one of the main advantages of "new immigrants" now, helping immigrants easily achieve immigration without immigration.
Isn’t that bad if there is immigration prison?
It depends on what your immigration purpose is. If you want to complete career transfer, life transfer, and let your children receive local education and culture as soon as possible, then "immigration supervision" will be a good opportunity to integrate. After all, you have chosen a new country. Without mentioning factors such as language, culture, and habits, you must first live here more to truly integrate.
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