Italy
The easiest way to become a resident of Italy is to invest a certain amount of money in the country. Foreigners can invest at least €2 million in Italian government bonds, at least €500,000 in Italian stocks, or at least €1 million in Italian public interest projects such as culture, education, ecology, immigration management, research and development, arts and heritage. Other ways to obtain residency in Italy include work, study and family reunification, as well as seasonal work for 6-9 months.
Portugal
Living in Portugal not only means living in a beautiful country with a warm climate and blue waters, but also in a country with a low crime rate and a relatively low cost of living. Foreigners can obtain residency in Portugal through two types of investments - capital transfer or purchase of real estate. Some capital transfer investments are as follows:
1. At least 5 million euros of funds are transferred to a Portuguese bank account or approved for investment
2. 500,000 euros are used For research activities of public or private entities that are part of the national science and technology system - €400,000 in areas with low population density
3. €250,000 for support of artistic creation or the restoration or maintenance of national cultural heritage - €200,000 Euros for the purchase of real estate in areas with low population density
Regarding the purchase of property, the minimum investment amount is as follows:
1. Minimum €500,000 for the purchase of real estate - €400,000 in areas with low population density
2. For renovations older than 30 years or in urban renewal areas The minimum property purchase for residential properties is €350,000, including renovation costs – €280,000 in areas with low population density
3. Other ways to benefit from Portugal’s residency by investment program is by bringing businesses to the country, which will create at least ten new jobs (eight in areas with low population density), or an investment of €500,000 to register or increase the share capital of a company registered in Portugal, creating or maintaining at least five permanent jobs within three years.
Spain
Spain is one of the most popular investment destinations as the country attracts foreigners with its beautiful beaches, hot weather and rich history. Spanish residency can be obtained by purchasing real estate worth at least 500,000 euros, creating a business considered as a "general interest" in Spain, bank deposits or government bonds worth at least 1 million euros in a Spanish financial institution. The minimum investment is 2 million. EUR. Another way to settle in the country is through the non-profit residence visa, which is granted to those with an annual income of at least €25,560, plus €6,390 for each additional family member. Other residence permits are also available, such as employment, family reunification, study, etc. Spain also offers its residents the opportunity to become Spanish nationals through naturalization after ten years of legal residence in the country. Nationals of some specific countries - the Philippines, Andorra, Hispanic countries, Equatorial Guinea, Portugal, and Jewish Spaniards - may be eligible for citizenship after two years of legal residence .
At present, France, Austria , Lithuania and Latvia and other EU countries can currently apply for a one-step passport project! Project advantages:
1. All certificates applied for are issued directly by the government;
2. Fingerprints can be collected domestically without logging in to avoid epidemic risks;
3. Just provide basic information, no investment, no professional restrictions, no academic qualifications Requirements;
4. Passport is visa-free for 185+ countries and regions, including EU Schengen, the United States, Australia, Canada, etc.;
5. Can open overseas accounts and plan assets reasonably;
6. Can freely live, work, and study in 27 EU member states. .
