Easy to settle abroad for rich Indians, the highest demand of these countries including France, Italy
Country The rich people are fast settling abroad. Due to this, thousands of rich people are settling in different countries of the world every year. In view of the interest of settling abroad, immigration companies are bringing new offers for Indians. Companies are also bringing offers for people earning 5 to 10 lakh per month. If you earn five to 10 lakh rupees monthly, or you can invest a few thousand dollars in a startup or hotel, or just buy an apartment, a global immigration company can promise you to settle in many countries. Options abroad range from France and Italy to Egypt and Grenada.
Get more than 4000 requests
Andrew Boico, the founder of the global immigration company Garnt.in, said the option is clear. For example, you can buy an apartment in Gurugram, but this will not give you the facility to live in Italy. But if you buy an apartment at the same price in Italy, then you can live there or anywhere in Europe, as well as reach many other countries easily. Boicho said that his company received more than 4,000 ‘requests’ from India in just three months and included France, Italy, Egypt and Grenada among the most preferred countries for Indians. Boyko said that among Indians who want to go abroad, they have seen an important thing that they are also like an Indian investor in terms of going abroad.
Indians also want returns on investment
He said that Indians are very practical. They do not want to donate without any benefit (donations sought by some countries for citizenship or residence) as they want their money back. They also want returns on their investment. He further said that it is here that Indians wishing to settle abroad are liked by programs like financial freedom and investment. Under the financial freedom program, a person has to show more stable income flow to a country to get a residence in a country, and after a few years, subject to eligible terms and conditions, it is converted into citizenship.
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