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Different life circumstances, whether it be the lack of work, the desire to marry a foreigner, military operations, etc., force a person to change their place of residence. And it’s not about moving to a neighboring district or even a city. When you want to radically change your life, people go in search of happiness to other countries, that is, they emigrate.
Of course, in our time, mass resettlement has become affordable and feasible, so many local residents are not happy with the arrivals – they now need to share not only jobs, but also men (women). In other countries, guests can be very welcome, so obtaining a residence permit is quite simple, as well as getting a job. There are special programs that support emigrants for the first time.
Consider the TOP-10 countries of the world that are most attractive for long-term emigration for permanent residence.
10 Australia
It is easier to come to the continent on a work visa or through a student exchange program, as it is less expensive than investing. The country issues a large number of visas, inviting immigrants to fill jobs. High indicators of well-being, natural landscapes, hospitable people – everything stimulates our person to move. It is beneficial for students to move – after training, they also receive a one-year visa to look for work. As for workers, in Australia, specialists are in demand on average up to 44 years old with at least a minimum work experience in their specialty (about a year). Knowledge of the English language, no criminal record and serious incurable diseases are also required.
9. USA
You can settle down in the country thanks to the famous Greencard (residence permit), but then whoever is lucky. For example, Ukrainians annually receive about 5 thousand cards, which allows them to become citizens of the states. Why is America attractive to immigrants? Well, for example, more than 150 well-known universities and one of the most powerful economies in the world, which provides those who want jobs. How to get the notorious Greencard? To do this, participate in the lottery, which is held in the autumn season. You can also enter into family ties (marriage, birth of a child), study and apply for a work visa, count on political asylum (provide evidence), open your own business or invest in the economy.
8. Czech Republic
In this European country, you won’t get a residence permit right away, but by purchasing even inexpensive housing, you can count on a long-term visa, which can later be extended for another couple of years. Expatriates are attracted by economic stability, an easy-to-learn language, and free university education for students. Do not forget that the Czech Republic is a member of the European Union, from where you can travel to various parts of the world. It is most profitable to emigrate to open your own business. Students also move to receive quality and affordable education, which is free at state universities. Of course, for this you will have to rent an apartment on your own and learn the language.
7. Mexico
To emigrate to the country, you can purchase an FMM visa at the border or before boarding the plane. Its validity period is six months for a person who is not working in the country. Then the visa can be renewed as many times as you like for a penny amount ($ 21) every 6 months. At the same time, you legally reside in a country with beautiful beaches and mountain landscapes. Of course, there are also negative aspects – the constant confrontation between drug cartels, which can lead to the accidental death of civilians. For example, over the past 10 years, due to their “showdown”, several tens of thousands have died, including our emigrants. We do not recommend moving there with children.
6. Canada
The country is quite liberal towards visitors, creating attractive conditions for the influx of labor. If you have the skills and education to offer Canada your intellect, then the Rapid Citizenship Program will be a good fit. The potential “cadre” is assigned points for the knowledge of the French language, professionalism and specialization, the presence of higher education. If the score is high and there are other favorable factors (relatives in Canada, education in this country), then about $ 390 will be enough to obtain citizenship. The bonus will be good social conditions and standard of living.
5. Dominican Republic
To emigrate to the Dominican Republic is just a dream – azure shores, white sand, tropical climate and comfortable bungalows. But all this is for tourists, highly resourced. And what is beneficial in this case to an emigrant? Well, firstly, the absence of the need to make a visa. Secondly, if you have purchased real estate, then after six months you can apply for citizenship. On average, it takes people 3-5 years to do this – bureaucratic nuances stop them. Investing in the economy is also a direct path to obtaining citizenship (not an easy path, because this will require 200 thousand “greens”). You can invest the amount both in securities and in any real estate.
4. Israel
The country has always been loyal to visitors, especially if by some chance they were connected with the Jewish people. Having proved your origin, it will be easy to emigrate, however, you will have to officially accept Judaism. Further, the emigrant is waiting for a high standard of living, access to jobs and a lot of motivating programs for immigrants, for example, the Law of Return. To enter the country for permanent residence, prepare a full package of documents with evidence of Jewish origin, a certificate of no criminal record, an understanding of the motives for moving (they will ask at the interview). If confirmation is received, then the authorities will pay for your flight with luggage and even give you funds for the first time.
3. Thailand
In order to get comfortable in the country, it is enough to purchase real estate (quite reasonable prices). Then you will have to live for about 5-10 years before obtaining citizenship. Long-term visas and the possibility of their extension allow you to freely wait for the coveted crust. As for work, many advise starting with the service sector or teaching. For example, it is enough for an English teacher to have an average level of language proficiency.
2. Montenegro
Also, a residence permit can be obtained by purchasing real estate (not necessarily residential). This is the easiest way. Good personnel and professionals who confirm their competence with the level of education and work experience are highly valued. Many come with a passport to open their own business – they will not encounter any special obstacles. The residents themselves are not very diligent and hardworking, so many niches remain vacant for visitors. Plus, well-equipped beaches and beautiful landscapes await – everything you need for a good life.
1. Spain
A convenient EU country for visitors, however, not the most accessible. Most choose quick methods of emigration – buying real estate in the amount of 500 thousand euros or marrying a local. The government is considering the option of issuing a residence permit even if there is real estate for a more modest amount. 5 years after the purchase, a permanent residence permit is issued, and after 10 years citizenship is already issued. But to maintain a residence permit, it is necessary to stay in the country for at least six months, which gives the right to obtain the status of a tax resident. They are also invited to seasonal work on a work visa.
Opportunities to relocate are plentiful, and many countries are happy to open their doors to visiting young professionals. However, in most cases, you will need funds to purchase property or be able to marry a resident. An alternative is a visa for students or workers, but even here it is necessary to confirm your competence with documents and interviews, as well as know the local language.