Introduction of DIY application for Italian immigrants

The conditions for emigrating to Italy are relatively low. Under normal circumstances, investors can apply for an Italian selective residence visa and a five-year multiple-entry Schengen tourist visa if they buy a property of 300,000 euros or more in Italy. Let's take a look at the DIY application strategy for Italian immigrants.

For Italian self-help immigrants, applicants need to meet several simple conditions:

1. Aged 18, with no criminal record;

2. Purchase real estate in Italy that meets the requirements for applying for residence card;

3. The applicant must have a non-wage income source of not less than 36,5438+0,000 euros/year to support his living expenses in Italy;

4. Buy health insurance.

Self-help immigration

After purchasing Italian real estate, the applicant can apply for and obtain a "selective residence visa", and then the applicant can choose to exchange the "selective residence visa" for a residence card or a five-year multiple-entry Schengen tourist visa (such visa holders cannot apply for Italian immigration status, and are suitable for people who do not live in Italy and want to travel to visit relatives many times in the future).

When you successfully apply for self-help Italian immigration, your long-term residence visa will be revoked if you violate the rules.

After obtaining the residence card of Italian immigrants, investors also need to pay attention to maintaining their residence status. According to the regulations of the Italian police website, Italian immigrants who violate the following regulations will have their long-term residence visas revoked:

1. Long-term residence visa obtained by fraudulent means, such as falsification of materials.

2. Residence can be revoked without a long-term residence visa. In other words, Italian immigrants can no longer provide proof of income or work during the renewal of their long-term residence visas, and their residence can be revoked.

3. Leave the EU territory for more than 12 months at a time.

That is to say, you can't leave Italy for more than 12 months, but you can go to other EU countries for more than 12 months at a time, instead of going to China, the United States, Japan and other countries. Immigrants from Macao and Shenzhen reminded that Italian immigrants must remember to return to Italy every 1 1 month to avoid violating the rule of leaving the EU for more than 12 months at a time.

4. Obtain long-term residence visas from other EU countries.

After being informed by the government department of this country, the Italian police will revoke the Italian long-term residence visa held by immigrants. In addition, if Italian immigrants stay in other EU countries for six years, Italian police will also revoke Italy's long-term residence visa.

If you are deported (issued exit card or sent back to China), your long-term residence will also be revoked. There are four specific situations:

(1) poses a serious threat to social security;

(2) posing a threat to national security;

(3) Assisting or organizing terrorist activities;

(4) habitual criminals of public security.