What are the countries suitable for immigration? Tens of thousands of dollars can solve the problem of life.

At present, immigrants are mainly divided into two types, one is to obtain permanent residence status, called PR status, and the other is to obtain passport status in one step. The requirements of the two identities are different, the cost is inconsistent, and the advantages of identity are also very different. At present, the countries that introduce passport immigration policy mainly include small country passports and EU passports. Although the EU passport has obvious identity advantages, the cost is very high, and it is difficult to meet the financial requirements unless the applicant is a high net worth person. Some small countries, such as Saint Kitts, Grenada, Antigua, Dominica, Vanuatu, etc. Request to reduce the passport fee. Generally, the cost of a single application is about $800,000-$200,000, and the cost of a family application is basically between $200,000 and $400,000. The material requirements are very simple and the speed of obtaining a passport is very fast.

However, although the passport status of a small country is easy to obtain, it is still necessary to understand the purpose and purpose of the passport before handling it. If you plan to settle down after immigration, these small countries are definitely not suitable. Their immigration status is generally used for global travel, asset allocation and tax planning. The latter applies for an international school for their children and takes the entrance examination for overseas Chinese students. Passports of these small countries are basically useless if there is no relevant demand.

Second, European countries.

Europe was not a traditional immigrant country. From 10, many countries, affected by the economic crisis, began to launch relatively simple investment immigration projects, such as Greece, Portugal, Italy, Spain, Malta, Cyprus, Ireland and other countries. Most countries can obtain immigration status by investing in real estate, and the costs are different, such as Greece's minimum of 250,000 US dollars, Portugal's 350,000 US dollars and Spain's 500,000 US dollars.

Of course, in some countries, there is not only one way to buy a house. For example, immigrants to Portugal can obtain residence status by buying real estate, investing in funds, creating jobs and saving money, while Ireland mainly obtains residence status by investing in enterprises and donating money.