What are the most cost-effective countries for immigration?

Among all immigrants in the world, European countries where immigrants buy houses are recognized as cheaper and more cost-effective. Applicants only need to invest a certain amount of real estate, and they can meet multiple needs such as identity acquisition, overseas house purchase and investment income in one step. Below, I will introduce several European immigrant countries with high cost performance.

Greece: 250,000 euros

Greece has the lowest investment threshold in Europe and excellent investment potential. It only takes 250,000 euros to buy a house in Greece, so you can immigrate. The Greek economy and housing market are in the period of bottoming out, and the ultra-low investment is one of the biggest highlights of Greek immigrants. 250,000 euros can buy a villa in Mediterranean style. Among them, the main applicant can immigrate to Greece with his spouse, children, parents and parents-in-law, obtain permanent residence status in Greece, freely enter and leave 26 countries in Schengen, be naturalized in the future and resell the property!

Cyprus: 300,000 euros

Purchase a property with a value of 300,000 euros or more (the property must be approved and reviewed by the authorities before applying); There are assets certificates equivalent to 300,000 euros in the names of individuals and spouses, as well as documents (deposits, real estate and company assets can be provided).

Spain: 500,000 euros

Immigrating to Spain requires an investment of 500,000 euros to buy real estate. Spain is both an EU country and a Schengen country. Immigrating to Spain can enjoy the right to work and do business, and can sell real estate after obtaining permanent residence status; Buying a house in Spain is not only suitable for self-occupation, but also suitable for investment and rental. The real estate market here is large, and the rental return rate is high, and the annual rental return rate can reach 4%-5%.

Portugal: 500,000 euros

Portugal's housing resettlement project has a stable policy, a good investment environment and rich welfare. Portugal's housing immigration policy stipulates that investors need to buy 500,000 euros of real estate in Portugal, and the investment will last for five years, and the whole family will immigrate together for three generations. At present, Portugal is a member of Schengen and the European Union. You can live for seven days in the first year, and then you can live for 14 days every year. In the fifth year, you can apply for permanent residence. After obtaining permanent residency, you can sell the property. Holding a Portuguese gold residence visa for six years can apply for naturalization, making it the fastest country in Europe. At present, Portugal has 172 visa-free countries, ranking third in the world after Canada and Finland, with 173 countries.