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Frequently asked questions of Italian immigrants

0 1. Q: What are the requirements for submitting an optional residence visa?

Answers to frequently asked questions of Italian immigrants

Frequently asked questions of Italian immigrants

0 1. Q: What are the requirements for submitting an optional residence visa?

Answers to frequently asked questions of Italian immigrants

Frequently asked questions of Italian immigrants

0 1. Q: What are the requirements for submitting an optional residence visa?

Answer: you can send it yourself or someone else.

02. Q: How can I apply for a new residence card after obtaining a visa?

A: After obtaining the visa, you must apply to the local police station with this 1 year visa, passport and original property within 8 days.

Q: What are the conditions for continued residence? Do I have to go to Italy personally every time I renew my contract?

Answer: provide real estate certificate (proof that it is not for sale);

Update the non-wage income certificate of the previous year;

Entry and exit records every six months;

Require all applicants to log in;

Q: What are the conditions for permanent residence within five years?

A: Conditions for applying for permanent residence (language test A2 has been added on the basis of renewal).

Q: Is there an age limit for children to apply for accompanying immigrants? What should I do if my children are over-aged during the extended stay?

A: If minor children can apply with their parents; Adult children, who are under 22 years old and have never had work experience, can also apply for the first time with their parents;

The Italian project does not involve renewal or permanent residence is too old to apply. Everything is subject to the first application for residence status;

Q: If the principal applicant holds residence status, permanent residence status and nationality status respectively, what Italian status can his child (newborn) apply for when he is born in China? Born in Italy, what status can I get?

A: First of all, Italy is not registered. Newborns stay with their parents. Parents are short-lived, children are short-lived, parents are permanent and children are permanent.

07. Q: How much does it cost to maintain the property every year? Including property management, utilities, annual taxes and fees, etc.

A: Depending on the project and location, some projects have no relevant fees, and the general project property fee is 30-50 euros/month (all subject to the actual situation of the project);

08. Q: Can the purchased production capacity be rented? What is the general rental rate of return in Italy?

Answer: it can be rented, and the rental return is generally 5-6%. If you join B&; Platform B is rented by B&B, and the return on investment is above 10%.

09. Q: Do I have to open an account in an Italian bank to remit money? If the customer already has an overseas account, can he not open another account?

You need to open an account in Italy.

10. Q: What documents do I need to open an account in Italy?

A: Passport; Tax card; Domestic banks have been running smoothly for half a year, with employment certificates (5 1 1 immigrants, except those with shares).

1 1. Q: How to confirm the half-year login and the supporting documents provided?

A: Passport.

12. Q: What is the process and cycle for customers to apply for residence cards after obtaining residence visas and landing in Italy?

A: When a customer applies for an Italian residence card within 8 days, the time for taking fingerprints and taking photos is determined according to the appointment at that time (it takes about 50 days from the application to the successful appointment). Business card printing time is about 30 days.

13. Q: What are the requirements for home ownership in Italy?

A: Buying a house in Italy meets the requirements for applying for Italian immigration status, with an annual non-wage income of 365,438+0,000 euros. If the spouse applies, it will be increased by 20% on the basis of 3 1000 euros, and the number of children will be increased by 5%.

14. Q: What is the status obtained by immigrants who purchase houses?

A: You can apply for a one-year selective residence visa or a five-year long-term tourist visa from the Italian Embassy in China by buying a house (you cannot apply for Italian local residence status). After obtaining a selective residence visa, you can land in Italy within one year, apply to the Italian government for temporary residence status within eight days after landing in Italy, and apply for a permanent residence card after holding a temporary residence card for five years.

Extended reading: the advantages of Italian housing immigration project

Quick processing: it only takes 2-4 months to complete all the approvals and get the whole family to live.

Perfect welfare: you can enjoy the same welfare protection as Italian citizens if you have residence! (except political rights)

Low immigration threshold: only 300,000 euros can be used for family immigration.

No immigration supervisor: once every six months is enough, which has no influence on business life in China.

Property preservation: Italy has no global tax.

Investment opportunities: Since the economic crisis, house prices have fallen to historical lows and are ready to rebound. Conservatively estimate the annual appreciation 10%.

Easy integration: 280,000 China immigrants care about their own lives! There are free Italian schools in the community, as well as various auxiliary societies for new immigrants.

Beautiful resort: Italy has a subtropical Mediterranean climate, pleasant seasons and picturesque scenery, which gives family a healthy and beautiful life.

No fund review: there is no need to explain the source of funds.

Insurance investment: stable investment, no risk.

There are no geographical restrictions: you can buy real estate in any city in Italy.

Real estate is not bound to identity for life: after obtaining identity, real estate can be sold.

Housing investment can enjoy: housing rental income and future value of housing.

Advantages of EU: You don't need a visa to enter and leave all Schengen countries, and you can freely choose EU countries to work, study and live after permanent residence.

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