What are the advantages of Italian immigrants?

# Italian Immigrant # Introduction In this magical land of Italy, it exudes an indelible artistic atmosphere and attracts many people to immigrate to Italy. So what are the advantages of Italian immigrants? Let KaoNet introduce you.

1. What are the advantages of Italian immigrants?

Italy-a model of comfortable life

Most parts of Italy belong to subtropical Mediterranean climate, with mild climate, abundant sunshine and fresh air, making it one of the most livable countries in the world. Among the European countries with open immigration policy, Italy is a veritable old-fashioned world economic power. Advantages and benefits do not even need to be described. It was almost unthinkable to move to Italy easily in the past through the simple and steady investment method of buying real estate, but now it has become readily available.

According to Law No.850 "Types of Entry Visa and Conditions for Obtaining" promulgated in May of 20 1 1 Italy, the Italian Embassy will issue a "selective residence visa" to investors as long as they buy real estate of more than 300,000 euros in Italy and provide proof of non-wage income of 40,000 euros to prove that they have a stable source of non-wage income.

Italy-A Real Welfare Power

Italy can be regarded as a country with good welfare among the six largest economies in the world.

social welfare

Italians have comfortable housing, and the per capita housing area is among the best in the world. Because the government attaches importance to environmental protection, greening and public health are also very satisfactory.

In addition, Italy has a special welfare system of national paid vacation in August every year. Every August, except for some employees in transportation, post and telecommunications, military and other industries, all other enterprises and institutions in the country stop working. People go to seaside or mountain villas for vacation and fully enjoy the fun of life. The salary of the month is paid as usual, which is called high welfare in Europe and America.

medical system

First of all, look at medical care: according to the Italian medical system, all Italian citizens enjoy free medical care for life. When seeking medical treatment in the local area, if medical insurance has been purchased, the medical expenses will be paid by the insurance company; Those who don't buy medical insurance can be treated for chronic diseases free of charge in Catholic hospitals, and acute diseases can be treated for free in both state hospitals and Christian hospitals. In the church, the nationality and identity of patients are not asked, and no country in the world has such a welfare system except Italy.

International students studying in Italy can enjoy free medical care in Italy as long as they participate in student medical insurance and pay the student medical insurance premium of about 50 yuan RMB on time every month, thus solving the worries of international students in China.

Education system

The illiteracy rate in Italy is less than 3%. The national public education expenditure accounts for about 10% of the government public expenditure. Ten-year compulsory education is implemented throughout the country. The education system is mainly divided into five stages: preschool education, primary education, junior high school education, senior high school education and university education.

Italy has the world's top universities of art, fashion and design. Bologna University, the first university in the world, was born in Italy, and it is also the birthplace of Montessori education, the world's preschool education.

Italian housing resettlement projects have always been highly concerned, and their safety has also been unanimously recognized by investors. Statistics show that since 20 13, China people have invested nearly 6 billion euros in Italy, making Italy the third largest European investment destination for China people after Britain and France!

2. Introduction to the lifestyle and current situation of Italian immigrants.

First, immigrate to Italy and feel different eating habits.

For the daily diet in Italy, pasta undoubtedly occupies a very important position. According to statistics, there are more than 500 kinds of pasta. Noodles themselves are varied, including slender, flat, spiral, butterfly-shaped and so on. Pumpkin, spinach, grapes and so on are added to make colorful varieties. Many Italian families have their own methods of making pasta, and even have long-standing unique secret recipes, some of which are not easy to show.

When it comes to Italian food, many people's first impressions are spaghetti and pizza, but these are just basic staple foods. Italian food is mainly fish and steak, and there are many exquisite desserts and drinks after the meal. Tomatoes are their favorite daily ingredients. As one of the countries exporting tomatoes in the world, Italy has its own characteristics and unique flavor in different places. In addition, some people say that the quality of olive oil in Greece is very high, but Italy is not inferior, and there are many olive trees in Italy for hundreds of years, and the quality of oil produced by these trees can be imagined.

I used to think that Italy, like some countries in Europe and America, likes to eat beef and keeps red meat such as pork at a respectful distance. But in fact, Italians not only like to eat pork, but also don't waste any place on pigs. The pig's hind legs are salted with strong salt and air-dried into raw ham, the ribs are used to cook the juice of tomato sauce noodles, the pig intestines are washed and made into sausages, and the pickled pig ears and tails are the ingredients of vegetable kidney bean noodle soup and so on. And every place is well used.

Domestic coffee shops generally have seats to rest, but in Italian coffee shops, standing up to drink is the mainstream. And as far as the production technology is concerned, the most authentic Italian coffee is without milk. This kind of coffee will have a very strong taste, refresh your mind, and you must drink it standing up. They think that drinking coffee standing up can make you drink fast and walk fast, thus making room for others.

Second, immigrate to Italy and feel different working and living styles.

Italians work in a very, very different way from China. Italians are seldom not late for work. For them, being ten or twenty minutes late for work is a normal job, and they should leave the company on time every time they get off work. Italians believe that getting off work on time is due to the rights granted by law.

Italians not only go to work like this, but also work less hours each year than expected. Italians have many legal holidays every year, including Christmas, Easter and the Virgin ascensiontide, as well as the anniversary of protecting the city. About one third of the year, 122 is a holiday. On legal holidays, not only Italian government agencies and offices are closed, but even some shops in the city center have shortened their business hours or closed down altogether. The whole family walked out of the noisy city and went to the countryside to breathe fresh air. Therefore, for the applicants who just immigrated to Italy, there are many uncomfortable places, because they often want to do something, only to find that the office is closed on holiday.

Third, when you immigrate to Italy, you must learn to respect the local social etiquette.

When you immigrate to any country, the most important thing is to do as the Romans do, respect and learn local social etiquette. One of the characteristics of Italians is their weak sense of time. Punctuality hardly binds them. It is normal for them to be late for appointments or meetings. So, even if you want to go to someone else's house to play, you should play for a while, but not too late. This is very impolite behavior.

In Italy, or other countries, the same thing is that tipping is essential. No matter whether you stay, take a bus or eat, you have to pay a certain tip. The specific amount can be determined according to the situation.

After immigrating to Italy, life is definitely very different from that in China, but on the whole, life in Italy is more leisurely and the pace is much slower. Enjoying life is the first meaning of life.