Who is the "whole family" of European housing immigrants?

One of the key points emphasized in many propaganda about European housing immigration is that one person buys a house and the whole family immigrates. However, few people have studied in detail which relatives the main applicant can bring with him to obtain the right of abode after the house purchase immigration.

After studying abroad and investing in immigration, housing immigration has become one of the immigration trends in recent years. Buying a foreign property, exchanging a two-bedroom apartment in Beijing for a villa in Europe, and at the same time obtaining immigration status and enjoying European welfare-such preferential conditions are attractive to both investors and immigrants.

In recent years, a series of policies introduced by European countries have pushed immigration to a climax. European countries, such as Portugal, Spain and Cyprus, have promulgated policies on housing purchase and immigration. If you buy a certain number of properties and hold them, you can get the right of abode in that country. The advantages of housing immigrants are: investment preservation, free access to Schengen countries in Europe, immigration status and family immigration.

Among them, the whole family mainly refers to the applicant's spouse and children, and in some countries it may include the applicant's parents. Policies vary from country to country.

Spouse: both of them are allowed to be together, and they can't divorce until they are permanent.

For applicants, the most important point is whether spouses can immigrate together. This is the same policy in all immigrant countries: spouses can obtain temporary residence status together with the deputy applicants, and after meeting the conditions or temporary residence status for five years, they can obtain permanent residence status together with the main applicants. In Cyprus, permanent residency can be granted directly, and the spouse will also be granted permanent residency at the same time.

One requirement for spouses is that they must obtain a legally recognized marriage certificate from the main applicant before submitting the application. After the main applicant completes the application and obtains the temporary residency, even during the period of obtaining the permanent residency, the married spouse can no longer enjoy the treatment of "migrating together". However, after the main applicant obtains the nationality of the country, the spouse who marries him has a great chance of obtaining immigration status.

For married couples, they cannot divorce after obtaining permanent residency. Once the husband and wife divorce, one of them, as a deputy applicant, cannot retain the right of abode.

Of course, if the applicant is granted permanent residency after five years, the principal and deputy applicants will be much freer in all aspects. The authoritative telephone number for overseas home buyers is 400-6767-490.

Children: 18 or below, or have a full-time study certificate.

Within the scope of "the whole family", the spouse is followed by the children. Most families applying to immigrate to Europe are for their children's education and future development, so whether children can follow immigrants has become one of the most concerned issues for applicants.

In various immigrant countries, children under the age of 18 can unconditionally become the deputy applicants of their parents and successfully obtain the right of abode. Children who are still in the compulsory education stage can also enjoy free compulsory education in Europe and attend local public schools. After these children reach the age of 18, they can apply for admission as local residents like European schools, instead of taking language exams as international students and conducting multiple audits like domestic students.

/kloc-Children over the age of 0/8 can also apply with their parents if they produce a full-time study certificate to prove that their children are not financially independent.

Among many countries, the most favorable policy is Cyprus, and there is no clear requirement for the age of children. As long as you show your birth certificate, you can get the right of abode.

Parents: immigrate together, or get the right of reunion.

In western countries, children live apart from their parents when they grow up Therefore, in this cultural context, "the whole family" actually does not include parents.

"Parents can go abroad to live with their children for a period of time in the form of' reunion' and obtain long-term visit visas, but they cannot obtain the right of abode." Jiang, director of Beijing Zhenbang Law Firm, said. At present, among the countries where immigrants buy houses, Spain, Greece and Cyprus adopt this policy.

Portugal has the loosest immigration policy. If the applicant wants to buy a house and immigrate to Spain, he can apply with his spouse and children while applying for residence.

After immigrating to Portugal, the elderly can enjoy some local welfare benefits. According to Zhenbang Law Firm, elderly people over 55 who have no job can receive government relief, and they can receive a pension after 58.

Newborn: permanent residency after living for one year.

Unlike the United States and Canada, newborns born in Europe cannot directly obtain the nationality of that country, but temporarily obtain the right of abode. After living in the country with parents for one year, the newborn is granted permanent residency.

But in fact, it is very easy for children born in Europe to acquire nationality. According to the policy, children can pass the local language test after 5 or 6 years old and then apply for naturalization. In Portugal, for example, children need to take A2 language test, which is a relatively basic language test, including language and history.

Parents with the right of abode can enjoy special European maternity allowance, including pregnancy allowance, breastfeeding allowance and so on, if they pay about 200 euros of private insurance fees during pregnancy and breastfeeding.

Parents who give birth in Europe can also enjoy subsidies from local families raising children.

Take Cyprus as an example. According to relevant policies, as long as you have the responsibility to take care of children, you are eligible for child welfare. The welfare fund is designed for children under 16 years old. Children between 16 and 18 are also eligible if they are still studying in non-tertiary institutions.

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(The above answers were published on 20 14-04-09. Please refer to the actual situation for the current purchase policy. )

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