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What kinds of foreigners can apply for permanent residence in Shenzhen?
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According to the regulations of Shenzhen Public Security Bureau, the following qualified foreigners may apply for permanent residence in Shenzhen:
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foreign high-level talents and their spouses and children;
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foreigners investing in Shenzhen;
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foreign Chinese working in Shenzhen;
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foreigners whose annual income and individual income taxes meet the prescribed standards.
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What kinds of conditions shall be satisfied for foreign high-level talents in Shenzhen?
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Foreign high-level talents who have obtained a reference letter issued by Shenzhen Qianhai authority or a reference letter issued by Shenzhen Municipality may apply for permanent residence in China.
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What kinds of conditions shall be satisfied for foreigners working in Shenzhen?
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Foreigners who have worked in Shenzhen for at least 4 consecutive years and have resided in China for at least 6 months in each year, whose annual wage income (before tax) exceed RMB400,000 for 4 consecutive years and who have paid more than RMB70,000 individual income tax for the wage income each year, may apply for permanent residence in China.
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What kinds of conditions shall be satisfied for foreign Chinese working in Shenzhen?
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Foreign Chinese who has a doctor degree or above and work in a Shenzhen enterprise, who has worked for at least 4 consecutive years in a Shenzhen enterprise and has resided in China for at least 6 months in each year, may apply for permanent residence in China.
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What kinds of conditions shall be satisfied for foreigners investing in Shenzhen?
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Foreign nature person who directly invests in Shenzhen with a total investment amount of USD1 million or above (the total investment amount for encouraged industries is USD500,000 or above) or invest in Shenzhen through a foreign enterprise controlled by the foreign nature person, may apply for permanent residence in China, if the investment is stable for 3 consecutive years and the tax record is good.
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