Is it more cost-effective to invest in countries that immigrate to Europe?

1. Portugal: Portuguese housing immigrants require applicants to be at least 18 years old, have no criminal record, invest at least 500,000 euros (about 3.7 million yuan) to buy a house in Portugal and keep it for more than 5 years, and meet the corresponding residence requirements to obtain a Portuguese green card.

2. Spain: Spanish housing immigrants can apply for a residence permit in Spain as long as they are over 65,438+08 years old and have no criminal record and invest at least 500,000 euros to buy a house locally.

3. Cyprus: If you buy a property with a net worth of over 300,000 euros, you can get a European green card. You need to open a personal account in Cyprus for the first time or before entering the country, and each applicant family will remit 30,000 euros as a three-year time deposit.

4. Greece: Among all European countries that support housing migration, Greek housing migration has the lowest investment requirements. As long as investors invest at least 250,000 euros (about RMB 6.5438+0.85 million) to buy local real estate in Greece, they can get the Greek green card in one step.