Frequently asked questions of Italian immigrants

With the opening of preferential policies for studying in Italy to China, many people now apply to immigrate to Italy. I also sorted out the common problems of Italian immigrants for you. Let's take a look at them!

1. Do Italian immigrants have immigration directors?

To obtain a temporary residence card in Italy, you don't need to live in Italy without immigration supervision. You only need to go to Italy once a year.

2. How to obtain permanent residence status?

If you want to apply for permanent residence in Italy, you need to live for 4 years and 2 months within 5 years. You can apply for naturalization if you hold an Italian residence card 10 for 8 years and 4 months.

3. What kind of benefits can I enjoy with a residence card?

Housing immigrants to Italy can enjoy the same benefits as Italian citizens after obtaining the first residence card.

4. Does the applicant need to explain the source of funds?

There is no need to explain the source of funds.

5. Are there any restrictions on where to buy a house?

No, you can buy real estate in any city in Italy.

6. Can the property be sold?

Real estate is not bound to identity for life. After obtaining the identity, you can sell the property.

7. Can I freely enter and leave other countries with an Italian permanent residence card?

You can freely enter and leave all Schengen countries and freely choose EU countries to work, study and live.

8. What status can I get if I buy a house in Italy? What benefits do you enjoy?

You can apply for a 1 year selective residence visa or a five-year long-term tourist visa from the Italian embassy in China by purchasing a house. After obtaining a selective residence visa, you can land in Italy within one year, and then you can apply to the Italian government for temporary residence status. Holding a temporary residence permit for 5 years, you can apply for a permanent residence card. After obtaining the first residence card, you can enjoy the benefits of Italian citizens, including free medical care in public hospitals and free education in public schools, and you can also receive a pension after permanent residence.

9. In addition to buying a house, what conditions do you need to apply for a residence card?

In addition to buying a qualified property in Italy (more than 350,000 euros), immigrants who apply for a house in Italy also need to prove that the applicant's annual non-wage income is 3 1 000 euros. If the spouse applies, it will be increased by 20% on the basis of 3 1000 euros, and the application for children will be increased by 5%/

A little. There are many ways to prove non-wage income, including rental income, shareholder dividend income and wealth management products.

10. What are the advantages of Italian housing immigration compared with other European investment immigration projects?

Italy's housing resettlement project has five advantages: first, the application conditions are simple, there are no language and academic requirements, and there is no need to explain the source of funds. One person applies for family immigration; Second, "immigration supervision" is very loose. You can enter the country once every six months with a one-year residence card and once a year with a two-year residence card. You can apply for permanent residence after five years. Third, real estate can be rented and sold after obtaining permanent residency; Fourth, the processing speed is fast, and the first residence card can be obtained in 2~4 months; Fifth, if you get the first residence card, you can enjoy Italian social welfare and freely pass through 26 Schengen countries.

1 1. Is there an age limit for accompanying children? What status can a child born in Italy get?

Minor children can apply with their parents, and children under 22 can also apply with their parents. The Italian program does not involve renewal or permanent residence beyond the age, so it is mainly the first time to apply for residence status. There is no residence in Italy. Newborns follow their parents, parents live permanently, and children live permanently. Parents have been naturalized and their children can also be naturalized.