industrial lord

Chapter 511 Talents can be put into practice
Now Frederick is not in the Principality of Wesson, but the Principality of Wesson has a government with a complete and reasonable organizational structure and complete rules and regulations for this era, and basically all daily work can be handled in an orderly manner.

During Frederick's absence, the regular meetings of the Supreme Council of Ministers were changed from once a month to twice a month. Today, a group of state and ministerial officials discussed recent major affairs, mainly this year's Golden Durian Award Ceremony and the Second World Exposition. .

Ozkan's asylum application submitted to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs was used as a typical case at the meeting, and a plan was quickly discussed. Psyche, who was the anchor of the sea, had no objection in principle, so he improved the details and publicly solicited opinions from the public.

In a milk tea shop, Ozcan held a newspaper and said to Olive: "Explain it to me."

He had just returned from a fellow villagers meeting and was a little confused after hearing about it, so he asked Runxiu, who had been here for two years and thoroughly integrated into local life.

Olive read the newspaper and said, "This is the immigration rule. It's easy to understand."

"Which of you has a temporary residence permit, the white one?"

Ozcan drank the "Emperor Milk Tea" he ordered for himself - the caramel pearl milk tea that Fatih most often orders - and asked a local man at the table next to him to get his residence permit.

Inside this temporary residence permit is a piece of white paper, with the name, gender, date of birth, nationality and number of the holder on one side, and the fingerprints of ten fingers on the back, and the outside is sealed with transparent hard glue.

Olive took out her permanent residence certificate from her handbag and put it next to her. The content of the certificate was basically the same, but the paper inside was green.

Ozkan asked her: "What's the difference between the two?"

Olive took a sip of mint milk tea and said, "The one you have is a temporary residence permit, usually called a white card. You can get it by working here."

"There is no problem with using this card for daily work. However, if you have children, you will not receive daily milk subsidy. You will have to pay a lot of sponsorship fees and tuition fees to attend elementary school, and you will not be able to enjoy some government benefits."

She pointed to her green card and said: "Normally, if you have a white card and have worked here for at least five years, paid taxes in full and on time, and have no criminal record, you can apply for a green card like mine."

"With a green card, you can enjoy various benefits, but without nationality, you can't take exams for government jobs or join the military."

"In the past, there were very few outsiders like me who directly obtained green cards. I happened to invent the barbecue and it was liked by the big shots, so I helped."

"Now that the new policy has come out, some people can get green cards directly."

"High-level scholars, high-level professional and technical talents including wizards and warriors, and people who invest in business will have the opportunity to directly apply for green cards, and their families will also benefit."

Ozcan heard some clues. The relevant departments of the Principality of Wesson did not provide a clear answer to his application, but instead drew a line. People who met the criteria could come here to work and live permanently.

As for whether they come in an organized way or independently, the Wesson Principality government does not care. It only cares about whether they can come and contribute to the construction of the principality.

The Principality of Wesson is still short of people, but it does not absorb the foreign population without choice.

Rural tenant farmers, ordinary workers in factories, and sailors, these large households, are basically people from within the Rhine League and from the east bank of the Elbe River. These people share the same culture and ethnicity, and have basically the same language and customs, making them easy to manage.

Foreigners and pagans should be restricted as much as possible to highly skilled personnel, investors and foreign trade merchants, and the number of people at the bottom should be reduced.

Ozkan was in a bit of a dilemma. He was the only one in the family who could be considered talented, and the others were mediocre. It would be good if they could keep the family business well.

If the talent route doesn’t work, then take the investment route.

Olive asked him curiously: "What do you want to invest in?"

Ozkan said: "There is someone at home who can make tapestries, and I want to invest in building a tapestry factory."

"It's not good enough to make large-scale paintings that cover the whole wall. It's okay to make chair cushions to earn some craft money."

Olive said: "Then go to the Latibor district next door to the north. The wool is now there. You can rent a factory in the industrial park."

Ozcan had heard of that place, just north of Wesson, where the big customer who bought his own wool last year came from.

After making up his mind, Ozkan went to visit the big customer in advance the next day, sent samples of the wool brought this year, and inquired about how to invest. On his side, he wanted to invest in building a wool carpet textile factory. On the other side, in front of his new shop, Da Franche invited the bosses of the surrounding aquatic products shops to have tea and chat, discussing the latest bond investment news.

The eel seller said to everyone mysteriously: "I'm telling you that I'm going to sell a new bond recently, and it will be under the name of the shipyard."

The boss selling the mirror carp noticed something fishy and asked, "What do you mean, is there someone else who used the bond?"

Boss Eel just snorted proudly and took a sip from the happy water bottle to whet the appetite of others.

The fishball boss couldn't stand his behavior, so he snorted and said, "What's so mysterious about it? It's just a warship used to build a navy."

"The recruitment of naval soldiers will begin in September this year. The recruitment will be carried out in the entire Rhine League, mainly sailors from the northern coast."

Boss Eel looked at him depressedly, "You've already said what else can I say."

"That's right!" Boss Jingli said, "Our master is still the Minister of the Navy!"

He immediately turned to Da Franche and asked: "Are you going to Amstel City to purchase goods recently?"

Da Franche heard that he had a son running on the sea, so he said: "I will set off in three days."

The boss of Jingli said: "Okay, I will give you the letter tomorrow. Please help me deliver it to the Dawn Chamber of Commerce there. They will help deliver it to where the ship is."

The fishball boss joked to him: "Oh, it seems that your son will become an army officer in the future, so we will have to call you master."

The boss of Jingli shook his head and said: "It's too dangerous to make a living at sea. Maybe I won't be able to come back."

The eel boss had just been robbed of the limelight, and this time he wanted to regain the spotlight. He said mysteriously: "Do you know why I started building the navy now?"

Unexpectedly, the boss of Yuwan immediately said: "Why, isn't it because the Flying Tulip came back a while ago, and its new power system is running fine."

In the eyes of the eel boss who wanted to kill someone, the fish ball boss continued: "I also heard that the master is going to build a naval officer school in Hanma City. The executive vice-principal will be Baron Adican. After graduation, he will be an officer."

Boss Yuwan winked at Boss Jingli and continued: "Tell that bastard of yours to inquire carefully. It's best to go directly to the military academy."

Da Franche asked the fishball boss: "Do you think this bond is a good investment?"

The fishball boss said to him seriously: "I suggest you use part of the money to buy some bonds and keep them, preferably public bonds."

"You are different from us. You need to travel all the way to get goods. If something happens on the road, it will be over."

"So you need to save some money so that you can turn around if something goes wrong with the product."

Da Franche felt that what he said made sense. He originally planned to buy more next time, but he thought it would be better to keep some money.

The boss of Eel also said to him: "You are willing to work, unlike another Gauls who spent the loan almost all the time on drinking and drinking and the factory has not yet been built, so we are willing to tell you something."

"Don't put all the eggs in one basket, look for a few more. If one basket falls, the eggs in the other baskets will still be fine."

Da Franche nodded and said: "I heard that Sodia used to be a playboy and ran away with a lot of debt. This time, he was lucky enough to have the help of Archduke Wesson, so he borrowed a large sum of money."

There were some things among the Gauls that were unknown to outsiders. Da Franche knew about it, so he told them about how this man went to find women as soon as he got money. The three fishery bosses shook their heads.

After hearing this, the fishball boss said to Da Franche: "No matter what happens to him, you can do your own thing in peace and do good deeds when you have some spare money. You also know the big shots. Try to get a green card as soon as possible and buy yourself a green card." The house is settled.”

(End of this chapter)