The law does not contain specific projects, but gives only general guidelines. I think a donation to a university would work, in any event, but the investment would need to be consented by the recipient then be approved by the ministries for obtaining the visa clearance. The law provides for that for philanthropic donations, it is necessary to indicate whether the donation concerns: cultural activities; preservation of cultural or natural heritage; education and research; immigration management. Investments should be directed to one legal entity only. Investments directed to more than one recipient are only permitted in justified exceptional circumstances (e.g., donation for social projects or research involving more than one participant). In cases of donation it is necessary to provide: the tax ID of the recipient entity (or entities, if the donation involves several recipients) and the amount (with specification of the partial amounts if there are multiple recipients). A description of the methods, purposes and expected social impact of the donation, and a declaration of consent from the legal representative of the recipient entity or entities should be submitted as well.
