How can I successfully immigrate to Spain? Do I have to buy Spanish real estate?

Buying a house is one of the ways, and the other is a non-profit residence card, which does not require you to buy and rent, but you must have a suitable residence, and you must have non-work income abroad, such as rent and dividends at the end of the year. You can't work in Spain. Spain is a very popular immigrant in Europe. Not only do we like Spain in China, but also other European countries regard Spain as a tourist destination. Even many British people can buy real estate in Spain. So how can we immigrate and invest in Spain? Do I have to buy Spanish real estate? Or emphasize that there is no provision for buying a house for non-profit work, as long as the applicant confirms his economic conditions.

Spain's non-profit immigration project is the one with the highest cost performance and the lowest threshold in the immigration investment market. Renting a house in Spain can be realized, and immigrants invest in Spain. Spain's new non-profit immigration policy was promulgated by Spanish Royal DecreeNo. 557/20 1 1 on April 30th, 2065438. Article 46, paragraph 4, of Chapter IV 1 of the Act stipulates the applicant's criteria: "You can give your relatives a relatively stable residence and have sufficient funds to prove that you are in the country.

How much tax does it cost to buy a house in Spain? Working in Spain for a long time does not mean becoming a taxpayer. Then, if the applicant has settled in Spain for one year or has lived in Spain for more than a specified period (that is, June or 183 days), he/she needs to pay tax on his/her global income in Spain. However, Spain and China have signed an agreement to avoid double taxation, which can be done after a country pays taxes.

It is stated in the current laws that can be traced back that if you need to change to permanent residence, you need to stay in Spain for 183 days every year for five years, and you only need to stay in February for four years in five years (you can see that one exit cannot exceed June and the total exit cannot exceed 10 months) to change to permanent residence. There is never a clear exemption clause in law.

Take a 500,000-yuan property as an example, the property transfer tax is 6%- 10% of the transaction price, the contract stamp duty is about 1%- 1.5%, and the fairness and registration fee is about 0.5%. Therefore, the purchase of the above-mentioned property will bring additional 12% tax. The real estate cost is about 560,000 euros. Generally, the pavement is 6%, and the accountant can help with the bookkeeping. Barcelona will reach 2.5%, Madrid 1.8%, and each housing category will be 10% second-hand housing. If it is a new house, you need to pay the contract stamp duty. The transaction tax on the pavement of second-hand houses in Madrid is 6%. Everyone guarantees 1.5% Barcelona 10%. Everyone can do it. 2.5% new house pavement 2 1% Barcelona second-hand house apartment 10% new house is 10%. There will be additional contract stamp duty for the new house.

Spanish government departments attach great importance to education, and implement 14 compulsory education (from kindergarten to senior high school) and 10 basic education (6 years in primary and secondary schools and 4 years in secondary schools). Spain has a well-developed network of higher vocational education, mainly including 100 colleges, more than 300 colleges and numerous scientific research centers. Among them, there are 52 public universities and 24 private universities, and there are three relatively good institutions, namely Complutense University of Madrid, University of Barcelona and Autonomous University of Barcelona, among which there are relatively good professional medicine, pharmacology and law.