There are many immigration countries in Europe, and most of them focus on investment immigration. So what are the pros and cons of immigration policies and budgets between countries?
Austria quota wine fund immigration 100,000 euros + 500,000 soft sister coins:
Advantages: simple application conditions and materials; 40,000 euros can be returned after investing in the national wine fund for 5 years; two generations of a family can get permanent residence, low fees, The cycle is short;
Disadvantages: German A1 level; German A2 level is required when naturalizing; needs to grab a quota, and there is immigration supervision .
Malta permanent residence plan 99.8W:
Advantages: EU , Schengen , Commonwealth, Eurozone, the only four-in-one country; you can rent or buy a house for immigration, four generations of a family can apply at the same time, no immigration supervision; offshore A tax paradise, the corporate income tax is as low as 5%;
Disadvantages: Small land area.
Ireland Permanent Residence Plan 40-200W Europe:
Advantages: No heavy industry in the natural environment; permanently neutral country with stable public security; "the most suitable country for doing business"; the minimum wage standard ranks second in Europe; after Brexit, it becomes the European Union bridge between the UK and the UK. Disadvantages of
: High cost, investment is 2 million euros in trust or donation, 1 million euros in enterprises, 1 million euros in funds, and 400,000 euros in group donations.
Greece House purchase for permanent residence 25W Euro:
Advantages: EU, Schengen, Eurozone; cheaper than other house purchases; no need to give up the original nationality; three generations of a family to immigrate; fewer requirements and fast speed.
Disadvantages: Children lose their green card status when they exceed a certain age. The real estate is bound to their status. If the house is sold, their status will be lost.
Portugal house purchase immigration 28W 35W 50W Europe:
Advantages: Old developed countries, better than Greece, is one of the easiest and fastest countries to naturalize.
Disadvantages: It is not a one-step process to obtain permanent residence. You must first obtain a two-year residence card and then renew it. You can apply for permanent residence for five consecutive years.
Netherlands Investment Immigration 125W Euro:
Advantages: Two generations of a family can get passports; no language requirements for naturalization; Act project, deposit 1.25 million euros in the Dutch National Public Bank on a regular basis (can be withdrawn after 5 years);
Disadvantages: Log in to process , short-term immigration supervision, large deposit amount.
EU passport 10-45W Europe:
Advantages: In addition to the various benefits of the home country, you can also freely move to other EU countries to settle, live, work, study, etc.; visa-free for the United States, Canada and Australia, all EU and Schengen countries , etc. More than 160-180 countries and regions; no need to log in, remote processing; no academic qualifications, no language, no bank deposit and other requirements, no immigration supervision; 100% approved, scarce resources;
Disadvantages: 10-12 long processing times months, depending on the office efficiency of the local government; irregular immigration projects, which are different from traditional immigration methods, are naturalized with special contributions according to the Nationality Law ;
Why choose Europe?
Of course, the pros and cons of a country’s immigration policy cannot be explained clearly in one or two sentences. Whether it is suitable depends on one’s own budget, immigration needs, and recognition of local culture.
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