Which country is more affordable to invest in housing immigration? How to buy a house in Japan?

Which country is more affordable to invest in housing immigration? 1, Portugal

In Portugal's real estate development, it is obvious to all that China investors have become the backbone of immigrant investment in Portugal's "Golden Work Plan" housing industry. According to the latest data released by the Portuguese Immigration Bureau, Portugal's "Golden Work Plan" is very attractive to China investors. To purchase a house and immigrate to Portugal, the applicant only needs to buy a property worth 500,000 euros in Portugal.

2. Spain

According to public data, Spain's real estate scale is relatively large, and house prices fell after reaching the peak in 2008. By the end of 20 13, house prices had dropped by 30%~50%. There are many low-priced houses on the market at present. After the Spanish government gradually officially announced the immigration investment policies and regulations, housing prices in key Spanish cities such as Madrid and Barcelona have picked up. At present, the business process of Spanish immigrant investment is almost the same as that of Portugal. You can also invest in immigration by buying a property of 500,000 euros.

3. Italy

As one of the four largest economies in Europe, Italy has a perfect social development welfare system, an environment combining fashion trends with classical styles, a soft and livable Mediterranean climate, and preferential real estate investment income. Buying a house to immigrate to Italy can not only meet all the requirements of investors for the life of European immigrants, but also has obvious advantages compared with other investment immigration projects, and only needs to buy a property of 300,000 euros.

4. Cyprus

Cyprus housing migration is the first new housing migration project in Europe. In addition, Cyprus and Britain are very friendly and are Commonwealth countries. It is predicted that from August, 2065438 to August, 2006, Cyprus is expected to add Schengen District in all directions, which will bring the whole hot old-fashioned housing resettlement project to a climax again. According to the Project Investment Immigration Act introduced by Cyprus, foreigners can buy and use real estate with a value of 2.5 million euros or more in Cyprus, obtain a Cyprus passport visa, obtain an EU passport visa with high gold content, enter 159 countries and regions without a visa, and live in 28 EU countries and regions at will.

5. Malaysia

In recent years, there has been an upsurge of immigrant investment in China, and Malaysian immigrant projects have attracted many people's attention. At present, most immigrants who invest in Malaysia choose the "Second Home Plan". There are two main ways to apply for a second house: one is saving, and the other is saving+buying a house. The housing price in Malaysia is very cheap, but the rental income is the highest in the world. Immigration experts said that if investors choose to immigrate to buy a house, they can raise housing through rent after paying the down payment, which is very cost-effective.

How to buy a house in Japan? 1, study visa

There are two main forms of accepting foreign students in Japan: one is that people with certain Japanese ability can directly enter university life through the selection examinations of various universities. Those who are weak in another Japanese language should first enter a Japanese school affiliated to a university or a folk Japanese college, receive Japanese culture education for one year or one and a half in advance, and then enter university life through the national examination.

High school graduates who have no Japanese ability but have reached a certain level of English can pass the relevant English tests of Japanese universities and enter relevant departments, such as Waseda University, Keio University, Kyoto University and Ritsumeikan University. In addition to colleges and universities and various decoration and junior colleges, colleges and universities in ordinary high schools refuse to accept foreign students. You can study in Japan step by step and then work in Japan to become a work visa. After meeting the requirements, I can apply for transfer or permanent residence in Japan.

2. Work visa

The official names of work visas in Japan are technology, humanistic knowledge and offshore business visas, which are mainly for three years and five years. Whether you are studying in Japan gradually or looking for a better company to work in Japan, you can stay in Japan in the form of a work visa, and you have to pay taxes if you have a work visa.

After paying the three-year tax within five years, you can apply for permanent residence in Japan in the fifth year, pay the five-year tax within ten years, and apply for permanent residence in Japan in the tenth year. The basis is that the applicant should not leave Japan for more than half a year and not more than three months at a time, otherwise he will not be called a Japanese tax resident, and it is difficult to summarize the years.

3. Japan's other half visa

If you marry a Japanese, you can get the other half of the Japanese visa, so as to realize permanent residence in Japan or return to Japan (permanent residence). This method is only suitable for single people. Even if you arrive in Japan in the form of a work visa or a management visa first, and then make friends with the other half of Japan and get married, you can become the other half of the Japanese visa.

4. Excellent talent visa

20 12 in may, Japan announced the launch of the "points system for highly outstanding talents", trying to select highly outstanding talents from recognized foreigners by using relatively objective points rules, and giving preferential policies in visa, entry and exit. The visa for highly outstanding talents is scored according to the standards such as diploma, income, working years, vocational qualification certificate and Japanese proficiency test. Applicants with 70% or more can apply for a "highly outstanding talent visa" from the Japan Immigration Bureau. The first visa period for highly outstanding talents is 5 years. Applicants with more than 70% can apply for permanent residence in Japan after three years, and applicants with more than 80% can apply for permanent residence in Japan after one year.