Ireland is the only English-speaking country in Europe and the Eurozone. It has the youngest population in Europe, an unemployment rate as low as 0, and a corporate income tax as low as 12.5%. Ireland’s education system ranks among the top ten in the world, and multinational companies prefer to hire students who have graduated from Irish universities.
Application requirements
Main investor:
- Over 18 years old
- Non-EU citizen
- No criminal record
Affiliated investors:
- Legal spouse (including facts Marriage)
- Children under 24 years old
- The investor holds assets of more than 2 million euros
- The investment is not less than 1 million Euro to Emerald Fund
- The investment period should be maintained for at least 3 years, and you can enter Ireland for 24 hours every year
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Emerald Bond Fund
As the Irish Collective Asset Management Vehicle (ICAV), regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland, it helps investors through the fund’s single platform to achieve a diversified investment portfolio to meet the profit needs of investors.
- Fund goal: to meet the dual demands of investors for immigration status and investment returns. In accordance with the Irish Government Investment Immigration Act, obtain Irish immigration status while completing investments to obtain investment returns
- Income guarantee: 2%/year
- Capital preservation strategy: full repurchase + trust pledge guarantee + investment insurance
- The 25% income commission mechanism allows managers and investors to have common interests Objectives
Emerald Bond Fund
Nursing homes and related retirement real estate have a large rigid demand and enjoy direct government support compared with the traditional real estate industry. Features such as subsidies and high social effects. Over the past 15 years, the average annual capital investment growth rate in the senior care industry has been as high as 15%.
According to British Savills statistics, the average return rate of European nursing homes is about 4.4%-7.5%, which is slightly higher than other similar assets, and the asset valuation is still relatively low.
In Ireland, the government bed subsidy alone is as high as 700 to 1,200 euros/bed/week. In addition, nursing homes can also obtain high profits through the sale of additional products or services such as land appreciation and health care.