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After Latvia introduced immigration policies, Greece, Cyprus and Portugal successively introduced immigration policies for purchasing ho

How to prove the "non-wage income" of Italian immigrants?

After Latvia introduced immigration policies, Greece, Cyprus and Portugal successively introduced immigration policies for purchasing ho

How to prove the "non-wage income" of Italian immigrants?

After Latvia introduced immigration policies, Greece, Cyprus and Portugal successively introduced immigration policies for purchasing houses, with investment thresholds of 250,000 euros, 300,000 euros and 500,000 euros respectively. Spain, which is adjacent to Portugal, also launched a 500,000-euro housing immigration policy a year later.

In fact, the last Italian policy was not the last, but was known to China investors at the latest. Although this project is suitable for a limited number of people, unlike Greece and Spain, Italy's charm and educational strength have attracted many domestic entrepreneurs and high net worth individuals.

Why are Italian projects suitable for a fixed population? All because of the "non-wage income" in the application conditions. The application conditions for Italian housing immigrants include the following:

Application age: the main applicant 18 years old or above, with no criminal record;

Spouses of accompanying members and children under 18;

Real estate is limited to local real estate of more than 300,000 euros;

Non-wage income under the condition of assets is not less than 36,5438+0,000 euros/year. If the spouse immigrates to Italy at the same time, the income must be increased by 20% on the original basis; If minor children immigrate at the same time, their income must be increased by 5% on the original basis.

Non-wage income mainly includes:

(1) Property lease (if an investor owns his own property and rents it out, his rental income can be recognized as non-wage income; )

(2) Dividends to shareholders of the company (investors are business owners or shareholders, and annual dividends to shareholders of the company are recognized as non-wage income; )

(3) Wealth management income (if an investor owns a wealth management product issued by a formal financial institution and can prove that the wealth management product has stable profitability, it can be recognized as non-wage income. )