As Christmas approaches, the weather in Shanghai is cold, but the enthusiasm for immigration remains high. On December 15, Worldway Shanghai held a launch event for the Spanish Property Investment Immigration Program at the Standard Chartered Bank Building. Mr. Marc Vidal, a representative of a renowned Spanish developer, attended the event in person to introduce current real estate trends in Spain and property listings in major cities to investors. The manager of the Spanish project department at Worldway Group's European Project Division provided an authoritative analysis and interpretation of the immigration policy. Dozens of clients at the event actively raised questions regarding Spanish immigration, which were professionally and meticulously answered by Worldway experts. Many investors expressed strong interest, and the popularity of the Spanish property investment immigration program has been verified by the market.
Renowned Spanish developer representative attends in person
As the first major European country to open a property investment immigration policy, Spain offers more investors the convenience and opportunity to enjoy an international lifestyle. Mr. Marc Vidal, the representative of the Spanish developer, provided in-depth and detailed answers to questions raised by clients regarding property tax payments, whether property depreciation affects residence permits, property information, and application timelines after completing a purchase.
The manager of Worldway's Spanish project department provided investors with a detailed introduction to representative elements of Spain, including local customs, culinary specialties, tourism, transportation, and football culture. She subsequently introduced information regarding Spain's education, cost of living, healthcare, and real estate. Spain is a country with a high social welfare system, and the entire population enjoys social medical insurance. Spain has a high standard of medical care with advanced medical equipment, making it one of the countries with the best public healthcare systems in the world. Workers in Spain and foreign workers legally residing in Spain who pay social insurance premiums are automatically enrolled in medical insurance, allowing them and their relatives to enjoy free medical care.
Against the backdrop of attracting overseas capital and boosting the domestic economy, the Spanish government officially promulgated the new property investment immigration policy on September 28, 2013, known as the "Law to Support Entrepreneurs and Their Internationalization." This provides a rare opportunity to obtain immigration status in a major European country for the whole family by purchasing properties that have currently fallen to a low point. According to news from Worldway's European Customer Service Center, the Spanish national government has opened a golden channel for such investor visas, allowing investors to receive their residence cards within 20 days of successfully purchasing a property and submitting their investor visa application. Regarding the real estate market, the last growth in housing prices across Spain occurred in 2007, and as of 2013, overall housing prices had fallen by 28.1%. In terms of exchange rates, the euro-to-RMB exchange rate hit a new low last year. Many experts suggest that now is the best time to "bottom-fish" in the Spanish real estate market, obtain immigration status in a major European country for the whole family, and achieve international asset allocation and appreciation.
Since December 1, Worldway has been promoting year-end appreciation activities, with major discounts available on all investment immigration programs, including Spain, and a limited quota of 5 million in gift packages. Clients interested in investment immigration to Spain are welcome to call for consultation at 400-0907-099.