What do you need to immigrate to Italy?

(2) No criminal record;

(3) Purchase real estate in Italy that meets the requirements for applying for a national residence card (it is recommended that the per capita living area be no less than 22 square meters).

(4) Before obtaining the EU permanent residence card, he has the intention to settle in Italy and has the ability to live independently without any labor; The applicant has an independent and stable income source, which proves that in addition to wage income, there is no less than 36,5438+0,000 euros/year of non-wage income to support his living expenses in Italy. If the spouse immigrates at the same time, the applicant's non-wage income must be increased by 20% every year on the original basis; Children immigrate at the same time (underagechildrenandaultchildren, but children above 18 need to prove that they live with the main applicant and are raised by the applicant), and the applicant's non-wage income must be increased by 5% per child every year on the original basis.

(5) Purchase health insurance (two options): free medical care: registration fee of 387.34 euros/person/year; Private medical care: the insurance premium is about 600-2,400 euros/person/year, and emergency medical care is about 200-800 euros/person/year. Accompanying applicant: the spouse of the main applicant,/kloc-children under 0/8 years old (/kloc-children over 0/8 years old need to prove that they live with the main applicant and are raised by the applicant). The second is to invest at least 50,000 euros in innovative start-ups in Italy to achieve immigration. In order to promote economic development, the Italian government has increased its support for "start-ups". 20 12, 10 On April 4th, with the approval of the Italian government, the President signed the Decree "Emergency Measures to Further Promote the Economic Development of Italy" (DL 179/20 12). 20 12, 12, 17 On June 7, the bill and its amendments were passed by the parliament and confirmed to take effect, which was called "Bill 22 1". The Act stipulated specific measures aimed at promoting entrepreneurship and development, which was further improved on August 38+03, 1965. According to the current law, overseas investors can invest at least 50,000 euros. After five years, you can return or choose to continue investing according to the market value, and investors have the right to apply for permanent residence cards in Italy. Applicants who invest in innovative start-ups in Italy can issue a selectionmentstartupvisa after being examined and approved by the Italian Entrepreneurship Visa Technical Committee under the Italian Ministry of Economic Development and the Italian Embassy in China.