What are the sources of proof of non-wage income of Italian immigrants?

Non-wage income, as the name implies, refers to income other than wages, including the return on capital of real estate investment, stock dividends, pensions and so on. You need proof of these things when you apply.

Rental income; Shareholder dividends; Financial products, etc., all income that does not depend on work can be used as proof.

Among them, the requirement for the main applicant for immigrant investment is 36,5438+0,000 euros/year, which will increase by 20% if the spouse is added, and increase by 5% for each additional child. Calculated by a family of three, the annual non-wage income is about 300,000 RMB (calculated at the exchange rate of 2065438+May 2006).

Apart from the non-wage income of Italian investment immigrants, there are basically no other requirements. Investors only need to meet the investment property to complete the immigration. Although the investment in Italian real estate is only required to be 22 square meters per person, it is better for investors to buy real estate of more than 300,000 euros, which is a good choice whether living or renting. As the largest tourist country in the world, Italy's real estate market is naturally more worth investing in. Even if only the house is rented every year, there are 4-6 points of net income every year.

Italy has perfect social welfare such as medical care, education and pension, especially medical welfare. It ranks second in the world in the comprehensive ranking of the global medical and health system by the World Health Organization. One third of the time here belongs to holidays, and the paid vacation time in China is the highest in Europe and America.

Finally, there is good news. For investors with older children, Italy has no strict restrictions on the age of the applicant's children. Children can apply even if they are over 20 years old.