With the recovery of Spanish economy, can any family consider renting a house to immigrate to Spain?

In fact, for immigrant applicants, applicants who used to buy a house may have saved a lot. But a very wise method or Spanish non-profit immigrant investment will cost less in the early stage. If you really need to buy a real estate after immigrating to Spain, now the house price in Spain is rising, and it is not a loss.

In recent years, the epidemic in COVID-19 and the war in Europe have had a certain impact on the price increase, and the dynamic demand and limited supply of resources are important factors to push up the price. In addition, the European Central Bank's fiscal policy of raising interest rates has led to an increase in the cost of new mortgages.

According to the community, housing prices in all regions have increased in the past year, with Philadelphia, Aragon and Navarra having the largest increase (12. 1%, 10.4% and 9.2% respectively). As far as they are concerned, compared with a year ago, Melilla, Cantabria and Canary Islands show a controlled evolution. Similarly, in most provinces and regions of Spain, the annual increase of house prices is between 3% and 7%, and some of them are higher than the average level, such as Soria (13. 1%), Philadelphia (12. 1%) or Zaragoza (/kloc).

Conversely, the prices of Zamora and Có rdoba decreased by 1%. Regarding the price per square meter, Philadelphia is a very expensive province, with an average market price of 28 1 1 Euro. The lesser ones are Balearic Islands (2,592 euros) and San Sebastian (2,492 euros). At the other extreme, the cheapest provinces are CiudadReal(7 16 Euro), Cuenca(762 Euro) and Zamora(805 Euro).

House prices in 48 provincial capital cities in Italy also showed an upward trend. In recent months, house prices have risen from 0.7% in Oviedo to 1 1.4% in teruel. Behind the capital of teruel are Philadelphia (1 1.3%), San Sebastian (9.4%) and Genoa (8.5%). On the other hand, only five provincial-level cities decreased in the second quarter. Therefore, the decline rates of palencia, Hahn, Orense and CuidadReal are between-0.5% and 0.7%.

Italy, known as the "gateway to Europe", is the fourth largest economy in Europe. Here, you can not only start a business trip to European countries, but also get exchange opportunities with South America. Because of the convenience of language expression, all business activities are more and more possible.

Moreover, Italy belongs to both European Union countries and Schengen countries, and can successfully apply for a visa in China, which is the most suitable immigration country for those who have economic contacts with European countries and need to travel out of Europe frequently!

Children's education Europe's cultural education has always been at the forefront of the world, and so has Italy. Italy gives 14 years of completely free basic education, and the registration fee is very small. In addition, basic education is compulsory, and every child's right to study is guaranteed.

There are many bilingual schools in Italy, and sending children to bilingual schools is a choice for many China education. In this way, children can learn two other English besides Chinese. Spanish is the official language of 30 countries and regions in the world, second only to English. Spanish is the second most mobile language in today's society, and mastering Spanish has great advantages for students' employment and daily life.

Moreover, Italian institutions of higher learning are leading in ranking technology, rich in excellent teachers and have the world's top primary and senior vocational education.