Moving to Europe is considered by many to be an excellent opportunity to arrange their life. However, the governments of the EU countries do not at all intend to increase the population due to the influx of potential applicants for benefits and in every possible way prevent this move. Doesn't that stop you? Then look for the most suitable immigration options for you.
Instructions
Step 1
Select the country where you would like to move. Determine the criteria that are especially important to you - knowledge of the language, the possibility of starting a business, the presence of business partners, relatives and friends. Consider the climate, the cost of health insurance, the possibility of affordable education for children.
Step 2
If you do not have a family and children, the easiest way to leave for Europe is to become a student at one of the European universities. If successful, you are guaranteed a temporary residence permit, the opportunity to improve your language and time to find a work contract. A person who has a Russian bachelor's degree or is a student of a Russian university can apply for student status. Good knowledge of English is required, and ideally the language of the country where you are going to study.
Step 3
Young people up to 28 years old can consider the option of an au pair trip. The program involves living with a family, helping with the housework and looking after children in parallel with the study of the language of the host country. The program has a one-year contract that can be extended. Then you have to leave. But many au pair girls get acquainted with local young people during their work and get married, thereby getting a legal opportunity to stay in the country.
Step 4
For older women who do not speak a foreign language, marriage is often the only option to legally move to Europe. You can get acquainted with a suitable candidate through a marriage agency or on specialized sites. Depending on the legislation of a particular country, 2-5 years after marriage, you will receive a permanent residence permit.
Step 5
The option with the purchase of real estate gives the right to enter only some European countries. But Germany and France, the most coveted for immigrants, do not consider the presence of real estate as a reason for issuing a residence permit. But, for example, having bought real estate in Cyprus, it is quite possible to apply for a permanent stay in the country.
Step 6
It is difficult to get a job in European countries - the current economic situation does not increase, but reduces the number of jobs. But you can try to implement the option of opening your own business in the selected country. The Czech Republic, Greece, Bulgaria, Cyprus are more favorable to entrepreneurs. These countries are interested in investing in their own economies. Keep in mind that we are talking about an amount of several hundred thousand euros. If you have the appropriate amount, this option is for you.
Step 7
The most difficult option for moving is family immigration. Keep in mind that the option of entering as a refugee is almost impossible for Russians as there are no military conflicts in Russia. Therefore, families usually move in parts. For example, adult children leave for school, look for a permanent work contract, and transport their parents through a family reunification program.
