What are the provisions of Irish real estate policy?

More and more people apply for Irish immigrants to buy houses, so what are the provisions of Ireland's real estate policy? This is a concern of many people who go abroad. Let's take a look at it with the overseas immigration network! The following is the relevant information I have compiled. Welcome to reading.

Irish real estate policy stipulates that

1. With the continuous improvement and development of modern living standards, when life becomes more and more affluent, we begin to pursue the quality of life, and environmental quality often accounts for more than half of the quality of life. Who doesn't want to live in an environment with fresh air and charming scenery?

However, due to the rapid decline of domestic environmental quality caused by economic development, more and more rich people choose to emigrate overseas in order to pursue a fresh natural environment and a comfortable and leisure life quality.

3. At present, many immigration policies introduced by various countries are mainly based on investment immigration or housing immigration, and Ireland is no exception. The main immigration policy is investment immigration. Applicants who immigrate to Ireland need to invest 6,543,800 euros in the projects designated by the Irish government.

4. According to the Irish immigration policy, applicants who want to immigrate to Ireland need to meet three conditions: First, 18 years old and have no criminal record; The second is to provide proof of assets of 2 million euros; The third is to invest 1 10,000 euros in projects approved by the policy.

5. There is no direct investment project in buying a house in Ireland, and the only relevant way is to invest 2 million euros in Irish real estate trust fund.

6. There are only four ways to invest in Irish enterprises: buying enterprise funds, buying real estate trust funds and personal donations.

7. The following is a brief review of Ireland's investment policy, followed by an analysis of the reasons for the austerity policy, and finally a prediction of the subsequent impact. The current Irish investment immigration policy is an investment immigration project launched by the Irish government in 2006 and was revised for the first time.

8. In order to encourage applications, the Irish government stipulates that the policy has no business background, no age limit, no English requirement, and even no residence time (that is, immigration supervision) requirement for applicants. And/kloc-full-time children aged 0/8 to 24 may also be approved to be included in the parents' application (this is basically impossible in the first application of British and American investment immigrants). Applicants and their families can work, study or do business freely in Ireland with this visa.

Irish real estate policy reform

1, Ireland's main problem in the European debt crisis is the huge losses in the banking industry, which has a lot to do with the bubble in the real estate industry. After joining the euro zone, due to the interest rate advantage of the country, a large number of abundant external funds poured into Ireland, which gave birth to the local real estate bubble and led to the banking crisis in the future. However, Ireland is different from Greece and other southern European countries. The problems in Greece are insufficient industrial competitiveness, underdeveloped manufacturing industry and outstanding structural problems, which lead to serious unemployment. Ireland's economy itself is very dynamic, so it got rid of the crisis relatively quickly.

2. Ireland is a country with a tradition of immigration. One advantage of other European countries in getting rid of the crisis lies in the employment of young people. Ireland encourages young people to work in other English-speaking countries, such as the United States and Australia, and relieves the pressure of employment at home by going out to find jobs. Since the reform and opening up, China has also accumulated a lot of successful experiences, and found some understandings and opinions from practice, but we can learn a thing or two from Ireland in terms of the flexibility and more open mind of this policy.

3. On the road of economic recovery in Ireland, the relationship between China and Ireland has steadily improved, and the annual bilateral trade volume is about 8 billion euros. China has been Ireland's largest trading partner in Asia for seven consecutive years, and Ireland has enjoyed a trade surplus with China for five consecutive years. Besides the European Union and the United States, China has always been Ireland's largest trading partner.

4. Ireland should be a good choice for China enterprises to go abroad. Ireland itself welcomes foreign investment, and its policy is relatively open, with certain preferential policies. It is not as strict as foreign investment review in other countries, and there are no political restrictions on state-owned enterprises. This is a good place for China enterprises to actively try to invest. At the same time, in the fields of education and culture, Ireland, as an English-speaking country, has great innate advantages, and the cost is low for many foreign students and exchange personnel in China.