Should immigrants to Spain be naturalized?

Choosing naturalization is a major event and needs careful consideration. Because Spanish naturalization means giving up China citizenship. And there is no conflict between Spanish residency and China nationality. Therefore, applicants need to decide whether to be naturalized according to the actual needs of their families.

I believe that whether anyone is naturalized or not, whether he immigrates or not, is the most suitable decision made according to his own development reasons. Choose immigrants, they are either for the high-quality environment abroad, or for the education of their children, for the elderly, for enjoying good social welfare, for making money through investment appreciation, and so on. If they choose to be naturalized, they may come to a sunny and quiet new world with the good wishes of the whole family, start a new life and then continue their descendants. These reasons are the real needs of the applicant, and they are by no means blindly following the trend as the public said.

Applicants who have obtained a residence visa in Spain can enjoy the same welfare benefits as their own citizens, including 65,438+00 years of free compulsory education (6-65,438+06 years old), free public medical care, and free travel to 26 Schengen countries. The only difference between having the right of abode in Spain and Spanish nationality is that the former has no political rights (the right to vote and to be elected), but this article generally has little to do with the applicant.

After obtaining Spanish nationality, with a Spanish passport, you can travel freely to 183 countries and regions around the world. There is no time limit for Spain to leave Spain after naturalization. It is worth mentioning that either husband or wife has the right of abode in Spain, and newborns born in Spain can apply for naturalization one year later. Applicants who intend to naturalize their children in Spain easily in the future may wish to consider obtaining the right of abode first, and then giving birth to children in Spain, so that their children can be naturalized easily. Such a loose policy is not available in other immigrant countries.