What are the benefits of living in Italy in 2022?

# Italian Immigrant # Introduction What are the welfare advantages of immigrating to Italy in 2022? Many people think that moving to a new country is just a better living environment and educational environment, but this is not the case, especially moving to Italy will make all aspects of your life better. The following is the related content compiled by, welcome to read!

1. What are the benefits of living in Italy?

Italian immigrants have the first life advantage and the welfare advantage is improved.

Among the six largest economies in the world, Italy enjoys social welfare. It not only provides free medical care and compulsory education for all, but also is extremely superior in retirement and vacation.

1. Education: Children enjoy 10 years of free compulsory education in public schools and continue to study in public universities without tuition fees. After permanent residence, they can study freely in any EU country.

2. Pension: Italian permanent residents aged 65,438+00, men aged 65 and women aged 60 or above, regardless of whether they are pre-tax, can receive state pension.

3. Retirement: When you are over 65 years old, you can go to the local labor bureau to check the salary tax you paid while working in Italy. Because you have worked continuously for 20 years, you will get a certain pension at the tax rate. When one party dies, the other party continues to receive 70% of the pension of the other party.

4. Paid holidays: Italy has one-third of the holidays a year, and the whole country has paid holidays, which is the highest welfare in Europe and America. Especially in August every year, except for some people in transportation, post and telecommunications, military industry and other industries, the whole country should take paid vacations to fully enjoy the fun of life.

5. Health: After obtaining the first residence permit, you can enjoy the same social benefits (except political rights) as Italian citizens, and you can immediately enjoy the free service of the second largest health welfare system in the world without paying any medical insurance premiums. Each family is equipped with a private family doctor, including doctors, medicine, hospitals, surgery, nursing and so on. , paid by the state.

Second, a stable investment advantage

Italy's real estate market is one of the best preserved markets in the world.

Third, the advantages of health and livability.

Italy belongs to Mediterranean subtropical climate, with mild seasons, abundant sunshine, fresh air and picturesque scenery. It is one of the most livable countries in the world. At the same time, Italy has the second highest food safety in Europe. The chemical residue content of its fresh food is the lowest in Europe. 98% of fresh foods have chemical residues within the legal limits, while 65% of foods have no chemical residues. Italy has a beautiful environment and the safest food, which provides health protection for you and your family.

2. Summary of three ways to immigrate to Italy

Italian Migration Model 1: Housing Migration

Italy's immigration policy for home purchase means that an immigrant applicant's per capita area is not less than 22 square meters, and the price is not less than 300,000 yuan. As long as he buys a house, it meets the requirements of the Italian Immigration Bureau. Applicants who purchase properties that meet the requirements can obtain a selective residence visa or a five-year multiple-entry Schengen visa, and one person can apply. Family immigrants, children enjoy the same preferential policies as Italian students. Choosing a residence visa must first be obtained in China, and then within 8 days after arriving in Italy, the one-year residence visa will be converted into a one-year residence card, which will be changed every two years. After the expiration of five years, you can get a residence permit and renew it every five years.

In addition, applicants applying for house purchase and house purchase need to submit proof of non-wage income with an annual income of not less than 36,5438+0,000 euros, and explain its legal source. The reason is that immigrant applicants are not allowed to work after emigrating to Italy. Therefore, immigrant applicants must have a stable and legal source of non-wage income. Non-wage income generally includes rental income, shareholder dividend income, financial income and some personal income. How to judge non-wage income should be based on the legal income and the fact that the applicant is not in China, and the two criteria for generating non-wage income. In addition to the certificate provided by the applicant himself, the non-wage income of his spouse and children will increase by 20% and 5% for each child born on the basis of the original income. In addition to the above requirements, Italian housing immigrants have no language, education and immigration supervision requirements for applicants.

Italian immigration mode 2: innovative enterprises invest in immigration

Italian innovative enterprise investment immigrants were established by the Italian government to further promote Italy's economic development and attract overseas talents to invest or invest in Italy. Italian innovative enterprise investment immigrants can be divided into full investment mode and financing investment mode, which need to meet the following common conditions: immigrant applicants are over 65,438+08 years old, non-EU residents, have no criminal record, have language requirements, have no less than 65,438+000,000 euros in bank deposits, and have a clear legal source. Compared with the financing investment model, the former only needs an annual income of not less than 8,400 euros, and the latter needs to invest 50,000 euros on the basis of innovation and entrepreneurship in Italy, with an annual income of not less than 8,400 euros, and then the financing platform raises 50,000 euros for the applicant, totaling10,000 euros.

Italian Migration Model 3: Employer Sponsored Migration

Italian employer-sponsored immigrants, also known as policy quota immigrants, mainly refer to vocational and technical immigrants plus employer-sponsored immigrants. In other words, immigrant applicants need to pass vocational skills training in Italy and obtain vocational skills qualification certificates recognized by the European Union. After holding an Italian residence permit for 5 years, you can apply for permanent residence in the EU. Compared with migrant workers who buy houses, employer-sponsored immigration is a low-cost and high-return immigration method. The Italian employer guarantees that the immigrant applicant must meet the following conditions: the applicant is between 18 and 55 years old, has no criminal record, has a junior high school or high school education, is in good health, has a bank balance of more than 200,000 yuan in the last six months, and provides relevant professional skills certificates.