Since the launch of the Worldway 2013 European Immigration Year activities, the Worldway immigration consultation hotline has been continuously busy, with a great enthusiasm from investors regarding European immigration projects. On March 2nd, to assist investors in Beijing in understanding the Cyprus project and to answer their questions, Worldway's Beijing office held a Cyprus Investment Immigration Seminar, inviting frontline customer service personnel from the Cyprus Customer Service Center to provide an in-depth explanation of the Cyprus property immigration project, and sharing the most authentic client inspection cases and life experiences with the attendees.
Since the promotion of the Cyprus property immigration project in China for over a year, the policy has matured and stabilized. With the unique advantages of obtaining permanent residency for the whole family by purchasing property worth €300,000, simple application materials, no immigration monitoring, and convenient EU identity, it has become an excellent pathway for Chinese citizens to step into Europe, consistently favored by Chinese investors.
At the event, Worldway consultants first provided detailed introductions to the guests regarding Cyprus's immigration policies and property details. The staff from the Cyprus Customer Service Center also specifically discussed local living conditions, prices, education, healthcare, and real estate, which further strengthened the attendees' confidence in investing in Cyprus immigration. After the event, guests engaged in one-on-one in-depth discussions with Worldway consultants, and some clients immediately signed up for the inspection group to conduct in-depth property inspections in Cyprus.
As Cyprus is expected to join the Schengen Area in 2014, the immigration thresholds may likely be raised or policies may close thereafter. The industry anticipates that 2013 will become the "last opportunity" for investors to immigrate to Cyprus and enter Europe. Additionally, the successful extension of the property transfer fee exemption policy in Cyprus for two years is expected to trigger a new wave of immigration enthusiasm in 2013.
