Opening a cafe has become an important way for overseas investment immigrants

In recent months, we at Pulan Coffee College have approached a number of students and institutions who study coffee or coffee shop business for a special purpose-they are not interested in it, do not take it as a job, or even take it as a career for a long time.

So why do they embrace mellow coffee? The answer is simple: as a way to invest and emigrate overseas. Through the introduction of these students, we have also benefited a lot and learned more about the investment immigration policy environment in countries such as the United States, Australia and Canada (we can become immigration agents and investment advisers in the future). What makes our domestic coffee industry admire most is that the guests of many foreign coffee shops are waiting in line to buy coffee, and the baristas are busy standing in front of the three-headed and four-headed giant espresso machines. Some cafes in China have to cut back on creativity and investment in coffee drinks, relying on other drinks and even meals to support cash flow. There's a big difference!

At present, our college is working with well-known overseas investment and immigration agencies. I believe that in the near future, we will have more space and resources to share the topic of overseas cafe investment.