How to apply for immigration to Cyprus? Who does a good organization recommend?

There are two ways to immigrate to Cyprus. One is naturalization, that is, buying a house and getting a Cyprus passport. Because Cyprus is an EU country, getting a Cyprus passport is equivalent to getting an EU passport. In the 27 countries of the European Union, you can live, study and work freely, attracting the attention of many high-net-worth people. The conditions for applying for Cypriot citizenship are as follows:

Principal applicant:

1. At least 18 years old has no criminal record.

2. When submitting the application, all applicants who have reached the age of 18 must hold a valid Schengen visa (except those who hold Schengen visa-free national passports);

3. No EU country has a history of refusing immigrants.

4. Donation of EUR 654.38+EUR 500,000;

5. Investment: pure real estate investment: buying one or more houses with a price of more than 2 million euros; Commercial capital support: investment of more than 2.5 million euros (commercial investment+self-occupied property, of which self-occupied property is at least 500,000 euros).

6. The investment is held for 5 years. After five years, you only need to keep 500,000 euros of self-occupied property for permanent holding, and the rest of the property can be sold and the investment can be withdrawn.

Subsidiary applicant:

1. Spouses and full-time children over 28 who are financially dependent can apply together;

2. Purchase 500,000 euros of self-occupied property in the name of the principal applicant's parents, and the principal applicant's parents can apply for citizenship; If you don't buy a house in the name of your parents, your parents can also apply for a permanent apartment in Cyprus.

3. Spouse parents: You can apply for permanent residence in Cyprus.

The second way to immigrate to Cyprus is to obtain permanent residency in Cyprus, that is, to obtain a green card in Cyprus. You need to invest 300,000 euros to buy real estate in Cyprus and obtain permanent residence status in Cyprus, and land once every two years. Although Cyprus is an EU country, it is not a Schengen country. If Cyprus wants to live permanently, it is best to apply for Greek immigration, and 250,000 euros can obtain permanent residence status in Cyprus. Greece is still a Schengen country, and there is no landing requirement for Greek projects. Less investment and more convenience. Need to choose institutions that can visit Global House.