Can Australia really immigrate when buying a house?

The latest report shows that in the past seven years, overseas buyers are keen to buy houses in Australia, and the allocation of real estate assets in Australia has exceeded 20 billion Australian dollars. Last year, NSW approved 65,438+02,847 home purchase transactions by overseas buyers. In view of the good investment market of Australian real estate and its unique attraction as a popular immigrant country, many investors have doubts about whether buying a house in Australia can realize Australian immigration.

Regarding buying a house in Australia, many people have a misunderstanding that they can successfully immigrate to Australia as long as they buy a house in Australia. This view is wrong. The Australian government has not promulgated any relevant policies to immigrate to Australia by buying a house in Australia. In fact, buying a house in Australia and emigrating are two different things. Even if it is feasible, it is not simple, difficult to operate and complicated, and there is no direct causal relationship between the two. For ordinary applicants, it is not applicable.

Here are some common questions about buying a house in Australia and Australian immigrants.

1. Can China people buy a house in Australia? Do I have to have permanent residency in Australia? Can I immigrate to Australia if I buy a house?

Yes, but pay attention to the type of house. Buyers who don't have the right of abode in Australia can invest in real estate in Australia, but they can't obtain Australian immigration qualification by buying a house.

2. Can investment immigrants buy a house in Australia?

It is ok to invest in buying a house in Australia, and there are many ways to invest, but it is impossible to apply for immigration simply by buying a house.

(Note: The Australian federal government has not set a high threshold for the identity of investors who buy houses. The only difference lies in the type of house and the proportion of loans. For example, permanent residents and foreigners can buy second-hand houses, while overseas buyers can only buy new houses. This is what everyone needs to pay attention to before investing in real estate. )

In short, there is no saying that you can immigrate by buying a house in Australia!