According to reports from "20 Minutes" in Spain, the employment rate for immigrants in Spain began to rise sharply last year and has returned to levels seen in 2009. Statistics from the Spanish Social Security Office indicate that in 2017, the number of immigrants in Spain with social security increased by 126,043, representing a 7.3% increase compared to 2016. By the end of 2017, there were 1,837,901 immigrants in Spain with social security, reaching the highest level since 2009.
The employment rate of overseas immigrants in Spain has achieved continuous growth for four consecutive years. In 2016, the number of overseas immigrants with social security increased by 84,020; in 2015, there was an increase of 75,199 compared to the previous year; and in 2014, there was an increase of 9,333.
In recent years, Chinese capital has begun to make significant inroads into Spain, with companies such as Huawei employing over 900 individuals in Spain; Evergrande has established a football school in Madrid; Nanjing Jinpu, Hong Kong Chengsheng, and Chongqing Kangde have acquired star-rated hotels in Spain; and Wanda has purchased the iconic building "Edificio España" in central Madrid for 265 million euros; while Fosun and Shuanghui have also made moves within Spain.
Alongside the global flow of capital, Spain's immigration policies and real estate investment prospects are also quite favorable. Economic recovery, rising property prices, and increasing employment rates all indicate that now is a good time for investment. Currently, through the WorldWay Immigration Group, investing in Spain only requires the purchase of a property project worth over 500,000 euros, which enables rapid immigration for three generations of a family, allowing access to multiple benefits. Consultation hotline: 400-138-2929.
