Why Spain is the first choice to immigrate to Europe?

Spain has a land area of 505,925 square kilometers, second only to France, with a population of 43198,000 (2004), ranking fifth only to Germany, Italy, Britain and France. Like most western European countries, the northern and northwestern coasts of Spain have a warm and rainy maritime climate, and only the central plateau has a continental climate. The seasonal temperature difference in the whole country is not very big. Taking the capital as an example, the average temperature in 10 is 65438+4.9℃, and the average temperature in August is 22.5℃, which can be described as mild and pleasant. Moderate land area and total population ensure the status of the whole country. Coupled with the pleasant climate and geographical location, Spain has the basic conditions for an ideal immigrant country.

2. World-class education level:

Spain's high-level education is world-famous, as can be seen from the number of applicants for studying abroad every year. Spanish education is not only as strict with students as China, but also offers different courses according to students' different preferences to ensure students' interest in learning and meet their all-round development. After the investment immigrant applicant obtains legal status, his children aged 3- 16 can receive free public education in the local area, of which 3-6 years old is for interest cultivation and 6- 16 years old is for free compulsory education.

3. Developed social economy:

It is true that Spain is not as developed as Britain and the United States, and it is slightly inferior to Germany and Japan, but Spain is not an ordinary generation. Spain's foreign direct investment is nearly 30 billion euros, ranking sixth in the world. Its per capita GDP has also reached 19456 euros, which shows the prosperity of Spain and the prosperity of the people. What's more worth mentioning is that when major developed countries are either facing the risk of recession or dragged down by slow economic growth and high unemployment and inflation, Spain's GDP growth rate reaches 2.7%. This sustained and rapid economic development momentum is very encouraging in major developed countries.

4. Good social atmosphere:

In addition to the livable geographical environment and developed social economy, Spain's good social atmosphere is also an important reason to attract immigrants.

Spain has a long history and brilliant art, and the number of world cultural heritage ranks second in the world. Cervantes, his epoch-making masterpiece Don Quixote and the world-famous cubist painter Picasso are world-renowned. Madrid, Barcelona, Seville, Sunshine Coast and Beautiful Coast have become important tourist attractions.

Political stability and rich social entertainment. Under a complete system, Spain's work and life are orderly, and the people enjoy great democratic freedom and political rights.

5. Perfect social welfare:

Social welfare is perfect and people's quality of life is high. The Spanish government has been committed to increasing people's welfare, and people's quality of life is increasing day by day. All employees in the western region can enjoy social insurance, with the cost borne by the state at 30.8% and enterprises and individuals at 69.2%. In 2004, there were 65,438+10,000 people with 1.93 hospitals, 185 doctors and 37 beds. Every two people have 1 car. In education, primary and secondary schools in Spain implement free and compulsory education (6- 16 years old).

6. Loose immigration policy:

In addition to many attractions in Spain, the relaxed immigration policy has also become the biggest highlight of Spain's attraction to immigrants from all over the world. As Spanish Labor Minister caldera said at a news conference, Spain is the country that treats immigrants best in the world.

Indeed, among the major developed countries today, no country has a looser immigration policy than Spain. Because of this, Spain has recently had to bear the accusations of some European and American countries on immigration issues. Spain is a country that immigrated to foreign countries in history, but it has received a large number of immigrants in recent years.

At the same time, foreigners living in Spain are basically treated like Spaniards and enjoy rights. For example, international students enjoy free medical care, and the tuition fees are as low as those of western students, only a few private schools are slightly higher. At the same time, the cost of living is low, about 40,000 RMB per year, and there are generally more job opportunities (5-8 euros/hour) than other developed countries.