Is there any immigration method to obtain permanent residence status in Europe?

At present, the popular European immigrant countries are Spain, Malta, Portugal, Greece and other countries.

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 investment, but also suitable for self-occupation. The real estate market here is large, and the rental return rate is high, and the annual rental return rate can reach 4%-5%.

Malta: 250,000 euros

Malta's national debt immigration project only needs to invest 250,000 euros or raise 654.38 million euros to obtain permanent residency in EU countries in one step. Four generations of grandparents and grandchildren immigrated together with a family of seven. There is no immigration supervisor in this project, so you can get a green card directly. There is no need to prove the source of assets, education, age and language requirements, and the application conditions are relatively loose.

Malta is the only four-in-one country in the world (Schengen countries, EU countries, Commonwealth countries and the United States). Malta passport can be exempted from more than 60 countries such as Britain, the United States and Canada/kloc-0, which is convenient for global travel (business, tourism and visiting friends).

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 stay for seven days a year and apply for permanent residence in the fifth year. 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.