What are the common problems of Italian immigrants?

1. What are the common problems of Italian immigrants?

1, but how do non-EU citizens get the right of abode? How long can they stay in Italy?

Remember, people from non-EU countries can stay in Italy for 90 days with a visa: this is always necessary. If you want to stay for more than three months, you need to apply for a residence permit within 8 days. You can apply to the Italian embassy in your country before you leave.

The basis for issuing a residence permit is the same as that for applying for a visa: study, work or health reasons. Once you get a visa, you can stay within the validity period of the visa. It also allows you to visit other countries in the Schengen area and be free to move around in the Schengen area for no more than 90 days in any six months, provided that you always carry your passport or equivalent identification documents.

2. How long does it take to get the right of abode in Italy?

If you have an ordinary entry visa, you can get a residence permit within 60 days. Once you have it, the city hall can grant you resident status within 60 days.

How many months do you need to live in Italy every year to be a resident?

To become a resident, you need to live in Italy for at least 6 months 1 day. If you plan to stay less than this time, then this time will depend on your entry visa.

4. Even if you have never lived in Italy, can you buy or lease real estate or start a business in Italy? Can I get the right of abode in Italy even if I am not an Italian citizen?

You can apply for residence if you rent a house or buy a house in Italy. It doesn't matter if you are not an Italian citizen or don't want to apply for Italian citizenship in the future. Of course, you can buy a house even if you are not an Italian resident.

2. Common sense of immigrating to Italy

1, economy

Italy is a developed industrial country, the fourth largest in Europe and the ninth largest in the world. With a developed real economy, it is the second largest manufacturing country in the EU after Germany.

2. Medical treatment

Italy's medical system ranks second in the world (ranking from the comprehensive ranking of global medical and health systems of the World Organization), and its main feature is that the national medical and health security system is relatively perfect, achieving universal coverage of health services. There are many well-equipped hospitals in Italian cities, especially in Rome and Milan.

Italy's public medical expenditure accounts for 9.5% of the country's GDP, and all Italian residents can enjoy free public medical services through the registered public medical system.

3. Education

Italy's education system is divided into three stages, namely, five-year primary education (primary school), eight-year secondary education (three-year junior high school+five-year senior high school) and higher education such as colleges and universities. Italy has a free and compulsory education system of 10 years (6 years old-16 years old). After the new immigrants get their first Italian residence card, the guardians only need to register in the nearest public school to get into school for free.

Italy is the first country to open modern university education, and the top education level in swimming field far exceeds other countries in the fields of architecture, art design, music, cultural relics restoration and mechanical engineering. Italy is also the birthplace of Montessori education in the world.

4. Welfare

Old-age pension, anyone who holds a permanent residence card and has lived in Italy for 10 years, male over 65 years old and female over 60 years old, regardless of whether they have paid taxes before, can receive a pension of 550 euros/month. After retirement, anyone over 65 can go to the local labor bureau to check the payroll tax you paid while working in Italy. After 20 years of continuous tax payment, everyone receives a certain pension according to the tax payment ratio. If one spouse dies, the other spouse can continue to receive 70% of the other spouse's pension.

5. Geography

Located in southern Europe, along the Mediterranean coast, it is mainly composed of the boot-shaped Apennine Peninsula and the two large islands of Sicily and Sardinia in the Mediterranean. Its territory is surrounded by two pocket countries, San Marino and Vatican.

The territory of Italy consists of mainland, peninsula and scattered islands, and the scenery between the north and the south is absolutely different. The Alps in the north are covered with snow all year round, and the charm is outstanding. Sicily in the south is sunny and beautiful.

3. Italian housing migration process

Buying a house in Italy is a way that investors are most concerned about. The Italian Embassy in China can issue a "selective residence visa" when the applicant buys a house and lives in Italy.

After applying for and obtaining it, the applicant must apply for changing the one-year "selective residence visa" into a "one-year residence card" within 8 days after arriving in Italy, and obtain the first 1 year residence card, enjoying the same social benefits as Italian citizens. In the future, the residence card will be renewed about every two years. Holding a residence card for five years can apply for a permanent residence card in the European Union, and holding a permanent residence card in the European Union for five years can apply for citizenship.

Processing flow:

1. Consulting and evaluation, and paying service fee/inspection fee/lawyer's fee.

2. Prepare inspection materials and submit them to the Italian Embassy for tourist visas.

3. Go to Italy to inspect real estate.

4. Sign a house purchase agreement in Italy and pay a deposit of 20,000 euros.

5. After returning to China, prepare the application materials of "choosing residence visa" (D visa) valid for one year, and pay all the house payment.

6. Submit it to the Italian Embassy in China, 1-2 weeks later, the applicant will come to the embassy for an interview.

7. Approved visas.

8. The applicant's family landed in Italy, fingerprinted at the local police station, and got the 1 year residence card in about 1-2 months (the applicant must take it himself). On the day of obtaining the residence card, register the local address at the city hall.

9. Submit an application for extension of residence card 3 months before the expiration of 1 year residence card, and get a 2-year residence card.

10. You can apply for permanent residence in the EU if you have a residence card for 5 years, and you can apply for Italian nationality if you have a permanent residence card for 5 years.

4. Italian employer-sponsored immigration process

Want to immigrate to Italy, not only in the form of buying a house, Italy, as an old European economic power, is in the world position in both industry and design.

Through vocational skills training in Italy, applicants can obtain vocational skills qualification certificates (recognized by the EU), return to China for employment after the training, or choose to work and live in Italy or other EU countries.

1. Find suitable training/internship for the applicant in Italy, prepare materials for the applicant and apply for the school;

2. The school issues an admission notice to the applicant, and the applicant goes to the interview with the admission notice and the application materials required by the embassy or consulate;

3. After obtaining the visa, the applicant goes to an Italian school for professional course training;

4. After the training, you can apply for an internship in an Italian company;

5. After the internship, you can choose to return to China for employment. Provide foreign citizens with working and living places according to Italian law, and they can apply if they meet the corresponding conditions;

6. After holding an Italian residence card for five years, you can apply for permanent residence in the EU.