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I’m also very interested in France in the next few years, and the wife and I have talked about it. Thing is, I’m American and she’s Chinese. We might have enoug
by rejor121 4y ago
I’m also very interested in France in the next few years, and the wife and I have talked about it. Thing is, I’m American and she’s Chinese. We might have enough money to buy a place in the near future but actually being able to live there is another problem.
That said, I’m software and she’s finance so we might be able to find something
- nextos 4y agoMid Spain or the Pyrenees area have amazing spots, just to name two regions, and it is really easy to get a residence permit if you invest in a property.
- bogomipz 4y agoIs this the golden visa program you are referring to? Do you know if you need to live there full time if you are granted the residence permit or would you be allowed to split your time between there and elsewhere? Also might you know if eventually that residence permit is convertible to permanent residency?
- nextos 4y agoYes, I was referring to the golden visa program. I think you only need to visit the country once a year. Lawyer writeups seem to confirm this: https://www.immigrationspain.es/residencia-por-compra-vivienda/ https://www.immigrationspain.es/residencia-por-compra-vivien... AFAIK, yes you can convert it to permanent residency and it is quite easy. There are other easier routes, for example if you have Jewish ancestry or if you are a national of many countries in South America.
- theremotetribe 4y agoBrittany is a wonderful place. I have bees, hens, tomatoes... What is your project ?