In which year did the Greek investment immigration project begin? What's the change in policy?

At the end of 20 14, the Greek Investment Promotion Agency, the Greek Ministry of Development and the Greek Ministry of the Interior announced a new policy on housing migration in Greece, which was implemented in July of 20 15. The changes in the detailed rules mainly include the following five points:

The first is to clarify the permanent residence status.

Greece's new house purchase immigration bill clearly stipulates that the name of the applicant's long-term residence is "investor's permanent residence permit", which is also commonly known as "PR", which will further confirm that as long as the investor holds the property, his right of abode can be permanently retained.

Second, the age of accompanying children has been extended.

According to the current immigration policy in Greece, accompanying children aged 2 1 year will not be able to obtain a permanent residence visa in Greece. In view of this, in 20 15, the new policy of housing migration in Greece was revised, so that children can still get a three-year renewable visa after reaching the age of 2 1 year. This is equivalent to extending the age of accompanying children to 24 years old.

Three, one application, three generations of immigrants.

20 15 Greece's new policy of housing purchase and immigration, in which the applicant's parents are added to the affiliated applicants, has truly realized "one-person application, three generations of immigration", and has also made many applicants who want to emigrate with their families really have no worries.

Fourth, the process of housing migration has been simplified.

In 20 15, the Greek government took a series of measures to simplify the purchase process again and further speed up the application of investors, including canceling the medical examination of applicants; No valid entry visa is required when applying for residence; Use residence cards instead of residence stickers.

5. The time limit for naturalization and residence has been abolished.

Greece's "permanent residence permit" is renewed every five years, and applicants do not need to enter or live in Greece. As long as investors have held the property for 7 years, they can apply for Greek naturalization.