What are the requirements and investment methods of Italian investment immigrants?

# Italian Immigrants # Introduction Now many people choose to immigrate to Italy, and many of them immigrate through investment. So what are the conditions for Italian investment immigrants? Now let's take a look at the investment methods of immigrating to Italy.

1. Requirements for applying for immigration to Italy

1. At least 18 years old;

2. Residents of non-EU member States;

3. No criminal record;

4. There are no background requirements and language requirements;

5. Require proof of non-wage income: proof of non-wage income refers to independence, stability, regularity, sufficient funds and future sustainability. Principal applicant: 36,5438+00,000 euros/year; Spouse: 31000 * 20% = 6,200 euros/year; Children: 1550 Euro/person/year;

6. Purchase a residential property of not less than 300,000 euros (to meet the living area requirements);

7. Purchase a residential property of not less than 300,000 euros (to meet the living area requirements);

2. Investment mode of immigrating to Italy

The investment methods of immigrating to Italy can be divided into two ways: buying a house and investing in innovative enterprises.

1. Italian buyers and immigrants

Buying real estate in Italy that meets the requirements for applying for a national residence card, with a per capita living area of not less than 22 square meters; Immigrant applicants have an independent and stable source of income, which proves that in addition to wage income, there is no less than 365,438+0,000 euros/year of non-wage income to support their 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; If the applicant's children immigrate at the same time, the applicant's non-wage income needs to be increased by 5% every year/per child on the original basis. In this case, the applicant's whole family can get a residence card.

2. Italian innovative enterprises invest in immigrants

In 20 12, the Italian government issued a bill to support Italian small and medium-sized enterprises. Up to now, overseas investors who invest in setting up new companies in Italy or investing in "innovative start-ups" recognized by the Italian Ministry of Economic Development can obtain start-up visas. After landing in Italy, immigrant applicants will be converted into residence cards to stay, work and do business in Italy. At the same time, the investor's family has the right to apply for a permanent residence card in Italy.

3. The cost of Italian immigration

In addition to the purchase cost of not less than 300,000 euros or the investment cost of not less than 50,000 euros, the expenses required by Italian immigrants also include the back and forth third-party expenses, such as immigration application fees, materials fees, taxes and fees required after buying a house, etc. If the applicant buys a second-hand house of 300,000 euros in Italy, he/she also needs to pay the relevant deed tax of 23 10 euros, the transfer tax of 50 euros and the property registration tax of 50 euros. If the applicant buys a new house within five years and the purchase cost is 300,000 euros, then the deed tax is about 200 euros. Then judge the proportion of stamp duty according to whether it is the first suite. Immigrant applicants need to pay 4% stamp duty when purchasing the first suite, while the stamp duty for non-first suites is 10%. For non-first suites and high-end properties, such as manors, immigrant applicants need to pay 22% stamp duty. However, if the immigrant applicant has bought a new house for more than five years, then he does not have to pay stamp duty.

In addition, in addition to minors, immigration applications also need to pay a tax number fee of 150 euros per person. In addition to stamp duty, deed tax, transfer tax, and real estate registration tax, the related real estate taxes and fees of general housing immigrants also include the following taxes and fees: real estate transaction tax (600 euros+4% of the house price (basically the property built by the main house and the developer within five years) and municipal service tax (cadastral income * 1.05% * 165438). A house of 300,000 euros is about 350 euros per year), real estate municipal tax (0.65438+ 0% of the house price), lawyer's fee (65438+ 0.2% of the house price) and property management fee (1 bedroom ordinary apartment is 40-90 euros per month; 2-bedroom apartment 40- 1 10 Euro/month; A three-bedroom apartment costs 50- 120 euros/month (about 120- 1400 euros/year for new houses and about 1600- 1800 euros/year for second-hand houses).

4. Italian investment immigrants are suitable for the crowd.

However, although Italian investment immigrants are good, in fact, Italy is not a suitable applicant, and investors need to prepare in advance. Don't ask me if there is any risk. I think there is an old saying in the market that is always right. The market is risky and investment needs to be cautious.

In fact, Italian investment immigrants are suitable for three types of people:

The first category: I love Italian culture and art, and want to achieve the purpose of wealth appreciation and immigration through relatively small investment. For them, investing in innovative start-ups in Italy, especially those fields that may be related to manual design and cultural creativity, can not only combine hobbies with wealth appreciation, but also realize immigration at low cost, which is absolutely cost-effective. It is still a good choice for such people to choose Italian investment immigration.

The second category: children with Italian educational needs. However, if investors choose Italian enterprises to invest in projects, the whole family can rest assured to obtain an Italian 1 year residence card within six months. As long as you hold a one-year residence card, you can enjoy the same education and medical benefits as Italian citizens. Therefore, the difficulty of applying for an Italian university will be greatly simplified. More importantly, after graduation, I am no longer restricted by the number of work visas, and I have successfully achieved employment.

The third category: overseas wealth distribution investors. Everyone knows this.

Of course, in fact, strictly speaking, these are all dispensable. As long as you like Italy, do you meet these three types? But in fact, it is not very simple to apply for investment immigration in Italy, and it needs to meet a variety of non-wage income. Of course, it is better to evaluate it first.