Three advantages of Italian home buyers.

1. Three advantages of Italian home buyers.

I. Migration

1. There is no minimum purchase amount in Italy, as long as it meets government regulations.

2. There are no immigration supervisors in Italy. Landing once every six months is enough, which has no influence on the career and life in China.

3. Italy is a developed industrial country and the third largest economic country in the euro zone, with developed economy and a long cultural history.

Second, real estate.

1. Italian real estate is a permanent property right, which gives the property owner more freedom and protection.

2. Buying high-quality, beautifully designed real estate in Italy means having stable and sustained housing prices and income growth.

3. The first property in Italy does not need to pay the annual holding tax, so the long-term holding cost is low.

4. The property can be sold after 5 years, and the identity is not bound for life.

Third, welfare.

1. You can enjoy social and medical benefits in Italy when you get your first residence card.

2. The quality of education in Italy is among the best in the world, and the disciplines such as art, architecture, music, fine arts, design, economy, automobile and medical treatment are among the best in the world. Public schools provide free education.

Italy's medical system ranks second in the world, with advanced medical technology, novel equipment and noble medical ethics. Italy belongs to the universal health care system. After obtaining the first residence card, you can have your own family doctor and enjoy the world's second-class medical level for free.

4. Social welfare in Italy is also quite good. Anyone who holds an Italian residence card 10 years, regardless of whether he has worked in Italy and paid taxes before, is over 65 years old, and a woman is over 60 years old, can get a monthly living allowance of 550/ euro subsidized by the state.

5. Italy is not a global tax country.

2. Visa conditions for Italian immigrants

I. Italian immigrant visa

For those who want to spend a lot of time, even living in Italy overseas, you should know the existing visa laws. If you are a citizen of an EU country, you don't have to worry about the visa.

First of all, you should pay attention that anyone who visits for three months or less is regarded as a tourist. For some citizens from countries outside the EU, visas are not required for the first 90 days. After 90 days, you are regarded as a resident, and you must apply for one of the visas before entering the country.

Family visa: This visa is suitable for a family to travel to Italy for more than three months. Families must go in and out of the country together. In addition to the typical visa documents, family relations must also be proved.

Choose a residence visa: This is a visa for foreigners who have the ability to live in China without having to work. Retired foreigners can usually get income from pension plans. Residence visas are only applicable to people who go to the country. This visa doesn't allow you to work in China.

Student visa (Visto for each studio): This visa is the easiest to obtain, and there is no application fee. Suitable for students registered in Italian universities or foreign universities held in Italy.

Work visa: When you apply for a visa, your future employer will get a work permit. Your employer must prove that the position you are filling cannot be filled by local people.

Second, the application conditions for Italian immigrants

1. Aged 18, with no criminal record;

2. It is recommended to buy a property in Italy that meets the requirements for applying for a national residence card, and it is not less than 300,000 euros, and the per capita living area is not less than 22 square meters;

3. Have an independent, continuous and stable economic source, and the non-wage income is not less than 36,5438+0,000 euros/year, and provide supporting documents;

4. If the spouse applies for immigration, the non-wage income shall be increased by 20% on the original basis, and if the minor children apply for immigration, the corresponding increase shall be 5%.

3. Introduction of Italian Housing Immigrants

Italy needs the environment, not only the glorious history of the Renaissance, but also the ubiquitous artistic atmosphere. No one can enjoy life like southern Europeans. Moreover, the housing prices in Italy are really not high in EU countries.

Open the internet, you can see the dazzling advertisements of Italian immigrants buying houses. There is no language requirement, as long as you buy a property worth 250,000 euros, you can get permanent residency in Italy, free jobs in the EU, free medical care, free schooling for your children, and no immigration supervision. Is that really the case? Can I really immigrate to Italy if I buy a house in Italy? The answer is yes.

Buying more expensive properties in Italy, such as more than 500,000 euros, is really conducive to getting a visa. The "selective residence" visa introduced in Italy is aimed at foreigners who want to immigrate to Italy. Of course, the living conditions in Italy must be met first, including not only buying a house, but also renting a house. Therefore, buying a house is not a necessary condition for applying for this visa. The most important condition is that the annual fixed non-wage income is not less than 365,438+0,000 euros.

What is non-wage income? Including time deposit interest income, stock dividend income, pension income and rental income. The excluded wage income includes employment income, self-employment income and telecommuting income.