Just two steps to teach you how to invest and buy a house in Europe.

The EU is a big family. It has the same laws, but it is composed of various sovereign countries, and each sovereign country has different laws. The legal requirements for investment in different countries are different. As investors, we need to consider what the purpose of investment is. One thing in common is to regard the investment place as a second home, and the other is to enjoy the right of residence in this country. As the representatives of the current "European craze", Cyprus and Portugal are the countries that China investors are most concerned about, and also the countries with the largest number of housing immigration cases.

Cyprus, as the back garden of Europe, has a healthy and long life style and is suitable as the second residence for investors. According to the law, as long as the investment in real estate is not less than 300,000 euros, the whole family can obtain permanent residency in the EU. As to whether the banking crisis in Cyprus is suitable for investment, Dr. Winner Xing's answer is yes. Because the Cyprus crisis has been solved, the first choice for buying real estate at this time is an existing house. After the financial crisis, the auction house is risky, and the law stipulates that the purchase of real estate will have permanent use rights, so there is no risk in existing houses. Portugal, as a traditional western European power, is the new favorite of immigrants and has a unique architectural style. Real estate is well received by investors for its high cost performance. According to the Portuguese Act, if an investor buys a property of not less than 500,000 euros, the whole family can obtain residence status, and after six years, they can apply for naturalization and obtain passports from Western European countries.

As for whether other countries can invest, Dr. Winner Xing said that they can, but the current policy is not very clear. Greece, for example, has formulated an immigration policy for buying a house. As long as you invest 250,000 euros, you can get the right of abode in Greece. However, due to the imperfect property registration system in Greece, it is not a good time to enter Greece when the legal policy is not clear.

In this regard, Dr. Winner Xing, President of WorldCom, pointed out that from the current proportion of investors in China, most investors choose houses, and there are also individual investment shops in Portugal.