Comparison of several immigrant countries in Europe

250,000 Euro Housing Immigrants in Greece:

1. Advantages: A family of three generations directly got a Greek green card and got a set of real estate with permanent property rights. Greek real estate has been relatively stable in recent years, and the rental-sales ratio is higher than that of China. The house price is not expensive, equivalent to 2 million euros, so you can buy a very good house. Now there are free transfer children within 800,000 euros.

2. Defect: Children automatically lose their green card status when they reach the age of 18. If they want to keep it, they will have to pass it on to their children. In addition, applicants cannot enjoy the same medical care, pension and social welfare as their own citizens, and their education economy is relatively backward.

Portugal's 500,000 European investment immigrants, or 280,000 to 320,000 commercial real estate immigrants:

1. Advantages: the national attribute itself is stronger than Greece. Portugal is the best place for providing for the aged in Europe, and has been at the top of the list for many years. With a pleasant climate and beautiful environment, you can apply for a residence card when buying a house.

2. Defects: If you have an immigration supervisor, you can get a two-year residence card first, renew it every year, and apply for permanent residence for five consecutive years, not in one step.

Czech passport project:

1. Advantages: It belongs to the EU countries, and the 27 EU countries are free to travel, live, study and take vacations without restrictions. The country is closer to Germany, France, Italy, Switzerland and other EU core countries, and the country itself is not bad and the cost is low. 120,000 euros can be directly naturalized with a passport, without harsh requirements, and it is really one step.

2. Disadvantages: Only one person can handle it, and both husband and wife can bring one child for free, and the second child is half price.

250,000 immigrants from Germany buy houses.

1. Advantages: strong country, strong education, medical care and welfare.

2. Vacancy: You need a bachelor's degree or above to apply. Unlike the above countries, there is no requirement for applicants, and applications may be rejected.

Switzerland's 200,000 euros employer-sponsored immigration

1. Advantages: the country is too good, needless to say, neutral. Strong economy and high social welfare.

2. Disadvantages: The cost is slightly higher, and it takes 65,438+00 years to become a naturalized citizen. Even if the immigration detention in 10 is full, it may not be possible to get an identity. This is extremely difficult. You may work here all your life, but you may not get Swiss status.

Sweden, Finland

1. Advantages: The country is great, and education, welfare, economy and old-age care rank first in the world. Immigrants don't need investment, and the overall cost is one-tenth that of Greece.

2. Disadvantages: 2 years of permanent residence for the whole family is not one step. Good country and low cost are all in one step. It is difficult to apply.

Ireland

1. Advantages: English-speaking countries, British shortcuts, EU member countries, and world-class enterprises register their companies here, with lower taxes.

2. Disadvantages: The climate and environment are not very good, and there are many rainy days.

Malta

1. Advantages: The country is similar to Greece.

Rent: donation of 60,000 euros+50,000 euros or 60,000 euros /5 years+lawyer's fee of 30,000 euros+government application fee of 40,000 euros = 18000 euros or 19000 euros.

Buying a house: donation of 30,000 euros+300,000 euros or 350,000 euros+lawyer's fee of 30,000 euros+government application fee of 40,000 euros = 400,000 euros or 450,000 euros.

In English-speaking countries, policies such as taxation are better.

2. Disadvantages: it is impossible to obtain a passport through naturalization, the overall cost is slightly higher, the country area is too small, and the national attribute and national popularity are not high.