Legal Immigration

Legal immigration is the process of immigration that meets all legal regulations, norms and requirements of legislation. Usually you need a passport or other equivalent document to stay in a host country and you need a residence permit - a document that gives you the right to reside in a certain state. In order to be a legal immigrant, all legal procedures and requirements provided by the legislation of a host country must be followed. Some states have softer immigration policies, while in others it can be extremely difficult or almost impossible to obtain a residency permit.

According to statistics, the most popular immigration countries are European countries. Since most European countries are part of the Schengen area, once you have received a residence permit in one of the Schengen states, you can travel to any other Schengen member state without requiring a visa. You can also stay in any other Schengen member state for 90 days without formal registration. Such advantages, combined with the region's generally prosperous economy and mature stable democratic environment, perfectly explain why Europe is so attractive to many immigrants.

In countries like Canada, USA, Australia and New Zealand it is much more difficult to get a residence permit. There are mutliple reasons for this. The US has suffered from a large influx of illegal immigrants, mostly from Mexico and China. This has forced the government to make immigration policies much stricter. New Zealand, Canada, and Australia have selective immigration policies, meaning these countries are only interested in wealthy, skilled, and qualified immigrants. Therefore, there are strict requirements that must be met in order to obtain a residence permit in these places.]

https://www.immigration-residency.eu/immigration-to/#legal-immigration
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