Which country is cheaper to immigrate to Europe? English-speaking countries.

First of all, English-speaking countries are six traditional countries, namely, the United States, Canada, Australia, New Britain and Ireland. Among these countries, Ireland is relatively easy to apply, with relatively low threshold and pure British education. The application requires 6,543.8+0,000 euros to invest in Irish government funds for at least three years, and at the same time, there is an asset certificate of 2 million euros, of which 6,543.8+0,000 euros is working capital. Of course, this is not a small sum, and the processing time is about 6 months.

Then there is another country that also speaks English, and the capital requirements are not so high-Malta, the only four-in-one country in the world. A person who applies for four generations of immigrants, including your spouse, children, parents, grandparents, can get a green card with them.

The investment model is the form of national debt plus house.

250,000 euros of national debt (after 5 years, the principal and interest will be repaid together, and the interest will be about 2-7 cents, which can be the lowest)+plus buying a house with an annual value of more than 270,000 euros or renting a house with an annual value of more than 654.38+ 10 million euros, or.

Both countries grant permanent residency directly, and the key lies in your budget and which country you prefer.