Four reasons for emigrating to Italy

# Italian Immigrants # Introduction Among the many immigrant countries in Europe, Italy is a country that is widely concerned and recognized. There are many reasons to attract foreigners to Italy, such as the country of art and culture, the land of food and wine, and the enthusiastic and lively people. The following are the reasons for emigrating to Italy. Welcome to read!

Four reasons for emigrating to Italy

1, diverse climate Italy is one of the countries with climate in all European countries. The climate here varies according to where you live. In winter, the weather near the Alps is very cold and there is a lot of snow. This is the ideal time and place for high-quality skiing. If you live in Milan or near the valley, it may be humid. The Amalfi coast, Sicily and Sardinia have mild winters. Driving south in summer, the weather is getting hotter and hotter. Puglia is sometimes called "the heel of Italian boots", and the temperature in August is usually 82 degrees Fahrenheit.

2. Charming environment

Many architectural styles originated in Italy, the most important of which are Renaissance, Baroque and Neoclassicism. Therefore, many towns in Italy are full of beautiful buildings and monuments. If you live in Rome, you may often pass by the Colosseum. In Venice, there is St. Kyle Square, which is one of the most spectacular squares in the world. Tuscany in Pisa also has the Leaning Tower of Pisa. Italy also has many picturesque towns that attract foreigners, such as Alvaro Bello, who is famous for his unique Trulli houses. Nivi, a small town with sunset scenery.

3. Quality medical services

Italy is one of the top ten countries that the World Health Organization provides high-quality health care services. The public health care system provides affordable and high-standard medical services. Doctors in Italy are of high quality, and medical staff in public and private hospitals are well trained. Even in rural areas, it is easy to get help from doctors and experts. Thanks to the establishment of the reciprocal health agreement, EU nationals can use Italian public health care. Non-EU citizens can apply for health insurance cards as long as they hold Italian identity cards.

4. Free public education

Although many foreigners prefer to send their children to international schools, it is worth mentioning that Italy enables students to receive a comprehensive free education. Primary and secondary schools are free all over the country, and university education is also free. Foreigners living in Italy can also enjoy this benefit. Many public schools help foreign children adapt to life in Italy by planning cultural activities and offering Italian courses.

Further reading: introduction to Italian immigrant welfare

First, medical care.

The whole medical care, health care and other related services in Italy are carried out on the basis of the "Principles of National Medical Service System", which contains many principled points and involved aspects, providing a reliable and safe health guarantee system for Italian immigrants. Immigrants who buy houses in Italy and hold legal residence status can enjoy free medical care in public hospitals, and more medical services can be obtained by purchasing private insurance. In order to benefit all age groups and population mobility, the relevant policies and regulations make the regional difference of public expenditure small, make private expenditure related to per capita income, and make less affluent areas have to increase financial expenditure in order to ensure residents' medical services. Therefore, in Italy, the division of responsibilities and rights and the fairness of the health system are equally important and need to be considered, stipulated and defined.

Second, education.

Italian children go to kindergarten before the age of 3, kindergarten at the age of 3-6 and primary school at the age of 6-1 1, junior high school 1 14 and senior high school 14. Italian children can enjoy free education provided by public schools from kindergarten to high school 16. Among them, primary school is five years, junior high school is three years, and the first two years of five-year senior high school are compulsory education. Italian education is in the world position. There are many excellent institutions of higher education, and the education of art, design and fashion is in the world position. Bologna University, the world's first university, is also located in Italy, with a strong educational and cultural atmosphere. Italian education implements the guarantee mechanism of free public education, and public schools are free of tuition from basic education for young children to universities.

Third, parenting.

In order to meet the expenses during pregnancy and labor, this subsidy can be received before the baby is born. This new subsidy is not limited by family income. Italy's new "nursery allowance" is 1 000 euros for the whole year. The prerequisite for the application is that the baby must be born after 2065,438+06,65,438+0 and attend full-time nursery all the year round, otherwise the allowance will be reduced accordingly. This is one of the two new policies of the "family discount package" program, and these two new subsidies are not limited by family income.

In addition to the medical care, education, medical care and other benefits mentioned above, immigrants to Italy can also enjoy other immigration benefits. For example, Italy, with an Italian green card, can freely enter and leave 26 Schengen countries and stay in various countries. Italian investment immigration projects have attracted more and more attention in the domestic immigration market. If investors want to immigrate to Italy, they can do so through the 300,000 euro Italian house purchase immigration project.