The Investment Migration Knowledge Platform
In a brief statement to Investment Migration Insider today, Savory & Partners expresses disappointment with the Saint Kitts & Nevis CIU’s public announcement yesterday.
In a notice circulated yesterday, the Saint Kitts & Nevis CIU informs stakeholders that Savory & Partners is no longer a registered International Marketing Agent and may no longer submit applications to the country’s citizenship by investment program.
In a follow-up circular to this week’s announcement that the Grenada Citizenship by Investment Programme had lowered its real estate investment requirement to US$220,000, the program’s CIU makes it clear that the practice of discounting CBI-real estate will not fly in Grenada.
Improving intake faster than any other CBI destination, Vanuatu has seen income from its two citizenship programs triple in a single year.
Heads of government in the region fully endorsed the JRCC’s calls for harmonization of the region’s citizenship by investment programs.
Having rejected the applications of all 13 prospective due diligence providers for the Montenegro Citizenship by Investment Program, the Secretariat for Special Projects calls on candidates to submit their applications – this time filled out to the letter – before April 1st.
The IMC confirms that Portuguese Socialist MEP, Ana Gomes – the European Parliament’s most fervent opponent of investment migration – will attend their annual conference in Geneva this June.
In a rule-change gazetted today, the Government of Grenada announces that the minimum investment requirement for the real estate option of the country’s citizenship by investment program is reduced from US$350,000 to US$220,000.
During the two-year fiscal period of 2014-15, the US EB-5 program accounted for some $11 billion in capital investments in
In a public announcement, Grenadian Prime Minister Keith Mitchell says his administration has opened an investigation into CBI-approved shrimp-farming project Grenada Sustainable Aquaculture (GSA).
Government incentives, unbeatable prices on prime property, visa-free travel, and access to a fast-growing Eurasia market are just some of the reasons investors have fallen for Turkey’s CIP.
In a succinct statement on its website, Montenegro’s Secretariat for Special Projects reveals it has picked Henley & Partners, Arton Group, and Apex Capital as approved intermediaries for the country’s upcoming citizenship by investment program.
Total investment in the program is down 31% compared to the same month last year – from EUR 91 million to EUR 63 million – while the number of main applicants fell by 36% – from 159 to 101.
In a statement released yesterday, the Prime Minister’s Office in Grenada informs the public of a series of substantial changes to the country’s Citizenship by Investment Programme.
India is one of the few emerging economic powerhouses whose HNWIs have yet to appreciate the benefits of residency and citizenship by investment (RCBI). In this article, Indian immigration attorney Prashant Ajmera outlines some of the major do’s and don’ts of Indian investment migration market success.
The changes aim to better protect against financial crime and ensure investments are of greater benefit to the UK economy.
Not only is the share of super-wealthy interested in second citizenships growing; their absolute number is growing at an equally prodigious clip.
Opinion of the editor Citizenship by investment has granted small, developing countries in the Caribbean and Pacific the means to
Hanafin postulated that “Sam is being told to keep quiet because people are winning on both sides, so Sam is ruffling too many feathers, perhaps.”
Montenegrin officials said in a press release that none of the 13 due diligence firms (see which below) “complied with the criteria prescribed”.
