More and more immigration programs!
Dazzled and confused
Is there anything simpler???
Of course!!!
1. Malta
Buy 250,000 euros of treasury bonds
Since the introduction of the Malta Residency by Investment Program, applicants can complete a four-generation !!! by purchasing a Maltese government bond of €250,000. The dream of immigrating to Europe.
2. Greece
Purchase of 250,000 euros of property for immigration.
On July 9, 2015, Greece passed a new immigration bill. Non-EU citizens who buy a house of more than 250,000 euros in Greece can bring their spouses, children under the age of 21, and both parents to get a Greek "green card" in one step. Truly realize one-person investment, three generations of immigrants.
Permanent residents can also apply for naturalization if they meet certain residency requirements. Greece's €250,000 housing immigration project is the most cost-effective "green card" project in Europe. As at 30 June 2017, a total of 5,779 permanent residence permits had been issued to overseas investors over the past four years, including 1,684 investor permanent residence permits and 4,095 family reunification permanent residence permits. Through the housing migration program, Greece has attracted about 1 billion euros of investment funds.
3. Spain
Purchase of €500,000 property for immigrants.
On September 27, 2013, Spain enacted a new immigration law that opens the door to the Immigrant Investor Program; On July 31, 2015, the bill was updated to enable three generations of immigration. You can obtain a residence permit by investing in real estate in Spain, the application procedure is simple, the property (apartments, villas, shops) can be rented, and the return on investment is high. Children born locally can be naturalized directly after 1 year.
4. Portugal
Purchase of €500,000 property for immigrants.
The Portuguese Immigrant Investor Program (ARI), also known as the Golden Residence Permit (GRP), was issued on 8 October 2012 with the investment requirement of purchasing a property in Portugal for a minimum of €500,000.
5. Ireland
A minimum of €400,000 is available for immigration.
Under the Irish Immigrant Investor Act, investors will donate not less than €500,000 to local Charities or non-profit organisations in Ireland, including the arts, sports, health, culture and education. When more than five (including five) investors jointly donate to the same charity project, each investor only needs to donate 400,000 euros.