Project Advantages
1. Apply for residency by purchasing property
(1) Investors holding an investment residence card can work or start a business locally, engaging in legal economic activities freely and without obstacles;
(2) There are no strict residency time requirements; investors can maintain their investment residence status by entering Spain once every two years;
(3) Permanent renewability. Investors can renew indefinitely as long as they maintain their investment project and continue to meet the application conditions. (1+2+2+...);
(4) After obtaining long-term residency in Spain, investors can sell their investment projects.
2. Social Welfare
(1) Free education
(2) Free healthcare
(3) Visa-free access to 26 European Schengen countries
3. Permanent Ownership
Permanent ownership, passed down through generations
4. Livable Country
(1) Picturesque scenery, pleasant climate, the third largest tourist country in the world;
(2) Average life expectancy of 82.4 years, ranking second in Europe, just behind Italy's 82.7 years;
(3) Lower cost of living compared to other EU countries;
(4) Abundant leisure and entertainment facilities;
(5) Located in Southern Europe, surrounded by the ocean on three sides, warm winters and cool summers;
(6) Home to world-class primary and secondary education, with over 500 international schools, and many private schools offering bilingual or even trilingual education.
5. Study Abroad Advantages
(1) Spanish ranks second in the world by the number of native speakers, with approximately 400 million people using it as their mother tongue, making it the second largest language in the world, second only to Chinese. The total number of speakers is nearly 500 million, ranking second in total language usage;
(2) Learning a less commonly spoken language is very helpful for future employment of children;
(3) Spanish higher education institutions rank among the best in the world, with a rich and excellent faculty. Complutense University of Madrid is a world-renowned institution, with six Nobel Prize winners among its alumni.
6. Bottom-Fishing in Real Estate
(1) Since the European debt crisis, property prices in Spain have dropped by nearly 30%, nearing the bottom. With the gradual recovery of the economies of Germany and the United Kingdom, there are signs of recovery in Spanish real estate prices, making this an optimal time to enter the market for bottom-fishing in property purchases.
(2) According to data released by the Spanish Ministry of Commerce, property prices in Spain continued to decline in the second quarter, down 7.8% year-on-year and 2.5% quarter-on-quarter, with an average price of €1481.7 per square meter. Since the peak in the first quarter of 2008, property prices have fallen by 29.5%.
(3) New homes, including second-hand homes less than two years old, have the lowest decline, with an average price of €1562.3 per square meter, while second-hand homes over two years old have seen a price drop of 8.2%, averaging €1462.9 per square meter.
7. Low Risk in Property Purchase
(1) Sound legal system
(2) Comprehensive credit system
(3) High integrity of property developers
National Advantages:
(1) Convenient international identity: Spain is both a member of the European Union and the Schengen Area. Holding a Spanish residence permit allows visa-free access to 26 Schengen countries, and holding a Spanish passport provides visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to 165 countries worldwide;
(2) A traditional Western European power with a stable political environment and high quality of life;
(3) Children enjoy high-standard welfare conditions in the EU, with free education;
(4) Comprehensive social security and healthcare system;
(5) A world-class vacation paradise, the number one tourist country in Europe, with picturesque scenery, castles, palaces, golf courses, sunshine, beaches, and coastlines...;
(6) Located in the birthplace of Spanish, the second largest language in the world by number of speakers, Spanish is one of the world's universal languages;
(7) Spain is known as the "Gateway to Europe," ranking as one of the largest economies in Europe. Here, one can open trade routes to various European countries and gain connections with Latin America, as the language facilitates all business activities.
