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GOLDEN VISA SPAIN
THE GOLDEN VISA SPAIN WILL GIVE YOU:
✅ RESIDENT PERMIT FOR SPAIN – to live and to work legally in Spain.
✅ TRAVEL VISA FOR ALL 26 EUROPEAN “SHENGEN COUNTRIES” – to travel freely through Europe.
✅ SPANISH CITIZENSHIP – for all family members.
In September 2013, the Spanish government passed a law to encourage foreigners to invest in property in Spain. This law, commonly called “Spanish Golden Visa“, allows residency in Spain for anyone – from outside the European Union – who invests a minimum of 500,000 Euros in properties in Spain.
This “Golden Visa Program” grants non-E.U.-members the right to reside in Spain and travel all over Europe. (The 26 E.U. “Shengen countries”)
✅ LIST OF SCHENGEN AREA COUNTRIES:
The 26 countries that are currently members of the Schengen agreement are: Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, and Switzerland.
Out of this list, four Schengen countries — Liechtenstein, Switzerland, Iceland, and Norway — are not members of the European Union. So, they are officially known as the countries that are associated with the Schengen activities of the EU. This means that these countries are obliged to accept the decisions made by EU, even though they are not a part of it. Two of these non-European union members, Norway and Iceland, are members of the Nordic Passport Union.
Apart from these countries, the Schengen area also includes the Caribbean islands that belong to France and the three European micro-states — Monaco, San Marino, and the Vatican City. These territories and micronations maintain open or semi-open borders for visitors.
Though Ireland and the United Kingdom negotiated to be opt-outs, they still continue to follow the systematic regulations that of the Schengen area, along with other EU member states.
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