Common problems of Portuguese immigrants

Portuguese immigrants have always been one of the most popular countries in Europe because of their low investment threshold, fast processing cycle and high visa pass rate. What hot issues need to be clarified before handling Portuguese housing immigration? Let's take a look at the answers given by Xinhua children's immigration experts. Q: If the child 18 years old or above, how to apply is more appropriate? A: There are three ways to apply: one is to buy real estate in the name of children, but if parents apply for family reunion, they need to provide proof that parents depend on their children's lives, such as living with their children and income proof (proof that parents depend on their children's lives); The other is to apply in the name of parents. If the children are over 18 years old, they cannot apply together in principle. Only by proving that the children are still studying in Lisbon can they apply together. The third type is to buy real estate with 6,543,800 euros, and parents and children apply together as two applicants. Q: What's the difference between a permanent residence permit, a temporary residence permit and having a nationality? A: After obtaining a permanent residence permit or applying for citizenship, real estate in Portugal can be bought and sold freely, but temporary residence permits cannot be used for real estate. The permanent residence permit is renewed every five years; Temporary residence permits are renewed every two years. Applications for extension and permanent residence are processed in Portugal. The only difference between the three is that people with nationality have political rights at the same time, and other benefits are the same. You can apply for a permanent residence permit after 5 years of temporary residence permit, and you need to take a very simple Portuguese exam when applying; You can apply for nationality after the permanent residence permit 1 year, and the examination is relatively difficult. Applicants can also keep their permanent residence permit without applying for nationality, and only need to renew their residence permit every five years. Q: If I can't become a permanent resident, will my residence permit be revoked after five years? A: If an applicant cannot apply for permanent residence, he can hold the Application for Temporary Residence Permit and renew it every two years. Because the identity renewal needs to own real estate in Portugal, the house can't be sold before it can be updated. Q: Can you only buy a house for one family if you buy a property of 500,000 euros? A: This 500,000 euro property is more flexible, and a family can buy two houses for 500,000 euros. You can also use 1 10,000 euros to buy real estate and apply for two families, as long as the applied assets under the name of one family reach 500,000 yuan. Q: What's the difference between buying a house in Portugal and buying a house in China? A: In Portugal, real estate development companies are only responsible for developing houses, not selling them directly. Selling a house is the responsibility of a real estate management company. Many applicants from China came to Portugal and asked to meet the real estate development company directly to discuss the price. Actually, this is not feasible in Portugal. In addition, like China, house prices can also be bargained. The applicant looks after the house. After negotiating the price, they need to pay a deposit. The cost of the deposit is generally between 65,438+00% and 20%. Before buying a house, the applicant needs to open a bank account and apply for a financial tax number. All funds must be transferred using this tax number. In addition, in the process of real estate sales, lawyers are an important middleman. He is responsible for investigating whether the property can be bought or sold, whether it is mortgaged or not. Q: What is the approximate cost of studying in Portugal? A: Before the age of 16, education in Portugal was compulsory, and children with temporary or permanent residence permits could attend public schools for free. /kloc-after the age of 0/6, students can choose their own universities, and the average annual tuition fee is about 3,000 euros. As Portugal is a Schengen country, students can also choose to study in other Schengen countries. Tuition fees are the same as those of local citizens in Schengen countries, but certain procedures are required.