The second part, perhaps, will start with a little difficult - the Balkans (Yugoslavia, Albania). First of all, there is an imprint of the communist past, long-term international isolation. According to experts from one of the major news portals of overseas real estate, at present, countries are "scared off" by the opacity of the real estate market, low quality of life in the country, high investment risks and underdeveloped infrastructure.
Malta - the cherry on top of the Mediterranean cake))) the taste will cost 6,000 euros as a contribution to the state, and also stock up on the grounds for a residence permit - study once, work two, family reunion three. But Malta is suitable for offshore. When opening a business in Malta, it is possible to use a zero rate for income received outside the country, in fact, that is why it is called the country of offshore. By the way, the apartment is 57 sq.m. in St. Julian's will cost you 319,000 euros.
Citta del Mare magical Sicily, Rimini, Portofino, Amalfi, etc. I love the south of Italy, but living here is difficult and expensive. Living in Turkey with a residence permit, you can apply for a visa to America, Schengen without any special difficulties, and the country's excellent aviation industry will allow you to fly to Milan for a T-shirt at least every weekend.
Obtaining a residence permit in Italy when buying real estate is not provided. In itself, the purchase of an apartment or house is not a basis for requesting a residence permit.
I would like to say that Turkey is a country that wins by many criteria among other Mediterranean countries. This is a simple registration of a residence permit when buying a property for any amount, when making a long-term lease agreement, a reduced threshold for entering citizenship, the country's currency is the lira, not the euro, the prices are lower. It's not far to fly, the demand for real estate is growing every year, an excellent investment.
Having lived here for 10 years, I can safely say that religion in Turkey is the business of each individual person, a very loyal attitude towards representatives of another religion. My neighbors in the complex, an elderly couple from Ankara once asked me to treat them to Easter and show them painted eggs.
