EU blue card is a system. The EU blue card aims to attract skilled immigrants from all over the world to work in the EU to make up for the huge gap of high-tech talents. The EU blue card is actually a work and residence permit valid for two years and can be extended.
       EU blue card is a system introduced by the EU in 2007, which aims to attract skilled immigrants from all over the world to work in the EU, so as to make up for the huge gap of high-tech talents. It gives many preferential conditions, such as priority to get family reunion visa; After working for two years, you can choose to work in another EU country; Even if they decide to return to their places of origin, they are free to work in the EU in the future; They can enjoy the same social security and working conditions as citizens of EU Member States. The 27 EU member states have the same conditions, including: qualified diploma, more than three years of professional experience, work contract and post are the scarce EU labor.
       EU blue card is a skilled migration policy implemented by EU in order to compete with the United States, Australia, New Zealand and other countries for overseas talents. The applicant will be granted a residence visa that can be renewed for two years and apply for permanent residence in the European union after five years. Its main requirement for applicants is to graduate from university and have a letter from the employer. The requirements of different countries are slightly different. At present, Austria, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Germany, Bulgaria, Hungary, the Netherlands and Slovakia are the countries accepting applications for EU blue cards.