Which European countries have the strictest immigration laws?

Liechtenstein. Liechtenstein follows the strictest immigration rules because it's a small country, and it can easily be overpopulated. For that reason, moving and getting a residence permit to Liechtenstein is one of the most difficult immigration processes in Europe.



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