Which country is better for European immigrants?

Popular European immigration projects now:

Hungary: 250,000 euros to buy government bonds, which will be returned without interest after five years. There is a management fee of 40,000 euros, which is equivalent to a total investment of 290,000 euros, of which 250,000 euros can be recovered after five years. The advantage is that you can apply after staying for half a year. It is the fastest project in Europe to get permanent residence, and because it is a national debt, it is more secure.

Cyprus: 300,000 euros to buy a house, and it is required to land once every two years. At the same time, Cyprus has also launched an immigration program that directly invests in real estate and takes EU passports.

UK: The investment is 6,543,800+0,000. There are four main ways to immigrate to Europe: marriage immigration, skilled immigration, investment immigration and housing immigration. The latter three methods are the majority, and the threshold of skilled migration in many countries is relatively high. Considering the short immigration cycle, low immigration threshold and stable policy, we can immigrate smoothly, mainly considering investment immigration and housing immigration.

Malta: It only takes six to nine months to apply for a green card in Malta, and the investment requirements are relatively low. Green cards can go through 25 European countries. Malta is the only "four in one" country in the world: Schengen, European Union, Euro and Commonwealth. Maltese can freely enter and leave Europe and many Commonwealth countries without a visa.