What is the "immigrant amnesty" in Spain? How much do they need to immigrate?

In Spain, you only need to settle for five years to apply for permanent residence. What can better reflect the tolerance of the western new immigration policy is that many immigrant investment shelters have been established to support illegal immigrants, which is really far from the cold contrast of some countries in Europe and America.

To the delight of many immigrant investors, Spain gives them an Amnesty every two years and gives them the right to live and work reasonably and legally in Spain. For example, of the 700,000 "Amnesty" applications submitted earlier this year, 657,000 have received responses, and only 5% of the applicants have not yet received responses.

This specifically shows Spain's fully open and inclusive attitude towards immigrant investment. Therefore, as long as they set foot on Spanish soil, even illegal immigrants are likely to obtain Spanish status, let alone get a visa and be able to find a job or even settle in Spain for five years.

During the daily life of foreigners in Spain, their wages and benefits are basically shared with westerners to promote the sharing of sovereignty. For example, overseas students enjoy free medical care for all, and their training fees are as cheap as those of western students, only some private schools are slightly higher. At the same time, the cost of living is low, about 40,000 RMB per year, and the opportunity to earn money by working (5-8 euros/hour) is also much higher than other capitalist countries.

Spanish began to study in China at their own expense in 2000. At present, there are only a few thousand China students studying in Spain. Compared with other European countries, it is still a new country for studying abroad. Then fully consider the bright future of Spain and the powerful influence of Spanish in today's world. Therefore, studying in Spain or emigrating to invest in Spain is indeed a choice you need to consider.

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