Migrating to Europe through work
Applicants will have two options when it comes to migrating to Europe and obtaining a visa and residence in European countries. In the first way, it can be stated that the person applying for European residence through work will receive an invitation or a job offer from one of the employers in European countries, in this case he can apply for a work visa based on the job invitation. Otherwise, the only countries that allow the applicant to find work in Europe are Germany and Austria. Work visas in Germany and Austria are known as Jobseeker or job search visas. In these two countries, the applicant is allowed to search for a job in the territory of these countries for 6 months. The requirements for obtaining a Jobseeker visa in Germany are a German B1 degree with at least 3 years of relevant work experience and a bachelor’s degree. In the case of Austria, things are a little different. The Austrian job search visa is based on a scoring system. In fact, the scores of the job seeker in Austria are estimated based on age, educational status, work experience, language level and field of study, and if the person gets the required scores, he / she will be eligible for an Austrian job search visa.
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Migrating to Europe through education
After the United States, the United Kingdom, with its advanced education system, advanced schools and universities, is the second most popular destination for Educational immigration. Education in the UK starts at the age of 5 and continues until the age of 18 in schools of this country. Applicants who want to study in the UK can start studying in the UK by going to an international UK school. Later on, they can continue their education in this country by entering the university in the bachelor’s, the master’s and doctoral degrees. Tuition fees at UK schools start at around 20,000 pounds a year and in some schools get up to 30,000 pounds a year. It is possible to study in Germany at schools and higher education levels including undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral levels. To enter universities of Germany If you want to enter public and free German universities, you must be fluent in German. Depending on the types of universities in this country, at least a German B2 or C1 degree is required. Of course, it is worth mentioning that it is possible to study in German universities in English.
Studying in Austrian schools is also compulsory from the age of 6 until the age of 15, and after successfully graduating from schools, students can enter Austrian universities. Foreigners can also study at international and private schools in Austria or at public and private universities in Austria. There are two options for applicants who want to study in the universities of Austria to enter Austrian universities. Studying in public universities and studying in private universities. One of the features of private universities in this country is that it is possible to take a language course in this country before entering the university. Therefore, in this way applicants will not need to present an IELTS degree, and after successfully completing the language course, they can easily enter the university and study the course they have been accepted. If you want to continue your education at public universities of Austria, you need to know that in order to enter these universities, one of the requirements is to have a B2 or C1 level of German language degree.
France is also one of the other European countries where it is possible to study in it for free, where you can enter the universities of this country for free by completing the French language course in this country after and successfully learning the French language. Generally, what is important when it comes to migrating to Europe to study at a public university is that, if you want to study at these universities for free, you must be fluent in the language of that country in order to enjoy the benefits of free education. In most European countries such as the Netherlands, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany and Austria, foreigners can study/educate.
Migrating to Europe through investment
Another way to migrate to Europe is to get a European residence permit through investment. The point that is very important in this type of immigration procedure is that some investment methods do not lead to permanent residence in European countries, for example buying a property in some European countries such as Portugal, Spain, Southern Cyprus and Greece will lead you to get a permanent residence in Europe, while in many other European countries buying a property is only possible to residents of those countries. For example, for investing in Europe, you can buy a property in Portugal for about 300,000 euros, so not only you are investing and benefiting from the earned profit but you can also get the permanent residence for your family and yourself. One of the other suitable ways to invest in Europe can be company registration in European countries. But when you are investing, one of the things to consider in addition to maintaining the capital transfer, is that you can also benefit from the residential and financial benefits of that investment. In many European countries, you can get a company registration permit by presenting a profitable business plan for the economy of the destination country. The applicant will be allowed to start a business for a certain period of time, and if this business plan is useful/profitable his/hers and his/her family’s residence permit will be extended. The cost of company registration varies in different European countries.
One of the best types of residencies in Europe is company worker residence. In this type of residence, the person gets European residence through his employment in a registered company. It is now possible to obtain European residency in countries such as Germany and Austria using this procedure. This residency procedure can even lead to a blue card for the applicant. In the procedure of working in a company, first a two-year residence will be issued for the applicant and then it will be extended for 3 years and after 5 years it will lead to permanent residence. When the applicants apply through working in a company in Austria, they will receive a work residence permit(card) in Austria which is as the color as the Austrian flag. Therefore, this type of residence permit is called red white red. It is worth mentioning that the minimum initial capital of the company in this method is 35,000 Euros. One of the other best types of investments in Europe can be self-supporting or residency through financial ability (capacity). Self-support is in fact a branch of investment in which the applicant does not need to transfer capital to the country of destination and only must demonstrate and prove financial ability(capacity) in the country of origin. Currently, European countries such as Austria, France, Spain and Switzerland support this type of immigration. the applicant must prove that he or she also has a fixed income of around € 2,500 to € 3,000 per month. In this procedure, at first the applicant will get a one-year residence permit, which can be extended for up to five years. After 5 years, the applicant gets permanent residence in Europe.
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