The UEFA Champions League is in full swing. At 3:45 AM Beijing time on the 25th, the reigning European Championship champions, the Spanish national team, will face the Italian team in a friendly match. This clash of European powerhouses presents challenges for both sides, but that is not the focus here. Today, I would like to take this opportunity to discuss Spain's football culture with investors who are interested in immigrating to Spain.
In Spain, football is not just a simple sport; it has quietly become part of the Spanish people's identity. Spain has a long history of football, with Real Madrid and Barcelona being century-old clubs, not to mention the numerous football superstars that have emerged from this country. Football is ubiquitous in Spain, and its culture has permeated various social fields such as politics, economics, and education, bringing joy and inspiration to the people. Even the few iconic buildings in Madrid that exceed 100 meters in height are named after football stars by fans. There are over 1,500 bars across the country that are frequently visited by Barcelona fans.
If you are also a football enthusiast, consider coming to Spain to experience it. Immigrating through property investment in Spain is also a good choice. By investing €500,000 in Spanish real estate, you can quickly obtain a Spanish residence permit and enjoy a superior living environment and an international lifestyle. In July 2015, Spain introduced new immigration policies that extended the validity period for residence renewals, with no strict residency requirements. After the main applicant immigrates, their parents, as well as the parents of their spouse, minor children, adult disabled children, or adult unmarried children who are not financially independent, can all obtain residency simultaneously, truly achieving the benefit of one person buying a house while three generations gain from it.
Currently, the euro exchange rate has reached a 12-year low, China's foreign reserves have dropped to a three-year low, and the renminbi continues to depreciate, making cross-border asset allocation timely. By immigrating through property investment in Spain, you can convert your renminbi assets into euro assets; convert currency assets into real estate, effectively allocating assets globally and diversifying risks.
As we celebrate the 10th anniversary of WorldWay Immigration's U.S. investment immigration program in 2016, we are giving back to our investors by offering thousands of service fee vouchers worth ten thousand yuan. Investors can use these vouchers to deduct ten thousand yuan from their immigration service fees. For more details, please call: 400-138-2929
