What are the immigration conditions for buying a house in Spain?

I housing migration conditions in Spain

According to Spain's latest investment immigration policy, applicants who immigrate to Spain need to meet the following conditions:

1, at least 18 years old, with no criminal record;

2. Buy health insurance;

3. Proof of economic source;

4. Buy a property of more than 500,000 euros in Spain.

In addition, applicants can also bring their legal spouses,/kloc-children under the age of 0/8, economically dependent unmarried adult children, economically dependent parents and in-laws to apply together, so as to truly realize one-person application and three-generation immigration.

Spain has a loose immigration policy, simple application conditions, no language requirements, no business degree requirements, no immigration supervision, and no hard and fast rules on the type and quantity of houses purchased, as long as the total value of houses purchased reaches 500,000 euros.

Second, the Spanish housing migration process

Spain's housing immigration operation process is very fast. After purchasing a property of more than 500,000 euros and obtaining the real estate license and tax certificate, you can prepare the relevant immigration application materials and submit them. After entering your fingerprints, you can get a Spanish residence card. After the whole process, you can get Spanish immigration status in six months.

Third, the "immigration supervision" of Spanish housing immigrants.

The applicant bought 500,000 euros of real estate in Spain to meet other additional requirements. If the immigration application is successful, he can first obtain a legal residence status valid for 65,438+0 years, then renew his residence status valid for 2 years, and then directly obtain a long-term residence status valid for 5 years, and then renew it every 5 years, that is, according to the model of "65,438+0+2+5+5 ...".

Spanish real estate has permanent property rights and can be passed down from generation to generation. Property owners can rent or sell their own houses. However, Australian immigrants suggest that applicants only rent their properties before obtaining permanent residence status in Spain, and then sell them themselves after obtaining permanent residence status. If the applicant needs to change his permanent residence status in Spain, he must hold a legal residence visa for at least 5 years, and legally live in Spain for 4 years and 2 months during these 5 years, with an annual residence time of not less than 183 days. If you want to apply for Spanish naturalization, you must hold a 10 legal residence visa and pass the relevant cultural examination.