Which countries can immigrate to buy a house? These countries have extremely low barriers!

Nowadays, many people want to emigrate overseas through immigration. After the severe subprime mortgage crisis broke out in the United States in 2008, in order to revitalize the real estate market in the United States, some countries and regions have successively introduced some policies to encourage foreigners to buy houses. The proposal put forward by two US congressmen to give foreigners who spend $500,000 to buy a house in the United States legal residence status is actually one of them.

The immigration threshold in these countries is not high.

The so-called housing immigrants can actually be simply understood as buying a house overseas. As long as foreigners buy a house in accordance with the regulations, they, their spouses and children can legally live in the country where they buy a house, enjoy the same welfare benefits as local residents, and get a formal account after living for a period of time.

Judging from the actual income level of China, the threshold for home ownership in some countries is not high, such as Spain, Latvia, Cyprus, Bahamas and South Korea.

Spain: Although the current immigration law in Spain does not clearly stipulate that you can immigrate by buying a house, many people have successfully immigrated to Spain by buying a house. According to Spanish regulations, foreigners can obtain Spanish resident status after five years as long as they buy real estate of at least 654.38 million euros in designated areas of the country (such as Marbella, Malaga and other cities) and their families settle in Spain.

According to the Immigration Bureau, Spain is the second largest tourist country in the world, with stable political situation, beautiful scenery and pleasant climate. Houses in this country are private property rights, and there is no inheritance tax, which can be passed down from generation to generation and can be owned. After foreigners buy a house, their families can live in Spain and enjoy all the local social welfare benefits, such as free medical insurance. Children can go to universities in Spain, Europe and other countries (Spain and universities are free). From the perspective of doing business, the state pays more attention to taxation, and tax avoidance is easy. You can also enjoy other benefits, such as unemployment insurance, work injury insurance and sick leave insurance.

Latvia: Latvia is a country in the northeast of Europe and became independent in 199 1 year. The country officially joined the European Union on May 1 2004 and has been a member of the Schengen Convention since February 2 1 2007. Latvia revised its immigration law in 20 10, which came into effect in July 20 10. According to the new regulations, foreigners who buy real estate in Latvia can immediately obtain a Schengen residence permit valid for 5 years. Holders of this permit, their spouses and children under the age of 18 can freely enter and leave Schengen countries and stay in their territory.

Judging from the specific application conditions, you only need to have one of the following three items:

65,438+0. In the capital Riga and other major cities, the amount of property purchased is not less than 65,438+Wanlat (about143,000 euros and1.4,000 yuan);

2. Outside major cities, the amount of real estate purchased shall not be less than 50,000 lats (about 710.5 million Euros, 700,000 RMB);

3. Deposit a five-year fixed deposit of 300,000 euros or 400,000 dollars into the bank of Latvia.

Real estate in this country is considered to have multiple attractions. First of all, there is no restriction on the applicant's real estate background, and the approval speed is fast, only 1 to 3 months. You can get a five-year Schengen residence visa when you buy a house, and you can apply for renewal after the expiration, and you can stay in 25 Schengen countries at will. Moreover, the real estate market in Latvia is vast, and the possibility of depreciation of human assets is very low.

Cyprus: In February 2009, the Ministry of the Interior of Cyprus promulgated new immigration regulations, stipulating that residents of non-EU countries can obtain the right of abode in Cyprus as long as they buy a certain number of properties in the country.

Specifically, the applicant must be 18 years old and have no criminal record; You can buy a property of more than 300,000 euros in Cyprus (the property must be approved and audited by the authorities before you can apply), or you can buy two or three properties with a total amount of 300,000 euros. Cyprus is a euro zone country, and its legal system follows that of Britain. There is no inheritance tax and prices are relatively low. The cost of living is 30% higher than that in Britain, and land and real estate can be passed down from generation to generation.

Bahamas: This Caribbean island country has beautiful scenery and has always been regarded as a tax haven and holiday resort by Americans. The government stipulates that as long as you buy more than 500 thousand dollars of real estate in the local area, you can get legal residency.

South Korea: Jeju Island, the country's tourist resort, is called Hawaii of South Korea. On February 20 10, the Korean government issued a house purchase immigration project, which stipulated that foreigners who bought a house of $500,000 in Jeju Island could obtain the right of residence. 20 1 1 In February, the Pyeongchang county government, which is about to host the Winter Olympics, announced that foreigners who buy houses worth more than 1 10,000 dollars in the local area can get a five-year residence visa.

In these countries that can immigrate by buying a house, the threshold for immigration is relatively low. But buying a house is always not an easy task, so most people who can enjoy these policies are above the middle class in China.