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Now, program authorities hope to lure even more applicants with allowing them the right not only to live in Thailand, but to work there too.

The national debt burden is borne by the public. If you are a citizen, you are part of “the public”.

A huge online event focusing on location independent lifestyles, organized in official partnership with e-Residency Estonia.

Inês Azevedo says that, because of shifting COVID-rules, “I sometimes feel that my clients are like Tom Hanks in the movie The Terminal.”

“This isn’t about tourists. This is the UK high net worth community that have a constant need to travel to and spend significant time in the EU,” said Henley & Partners director Paddy Blewer. “This is investment migration as a volatility hedge and a component in a high net worth portfolio value defence strategy,” he said.

As four-year-old allegations are revisited by a magisterial inquiry, a major MIIP-advisor finds its license suspended pending an outcome.

Slovenia’s new “debureaucratization-czar” has formally proposed, to the government that appointed him, that Slovenia consider a CIP.

How prepared are small CIP countries for a potential deluge of CBI-citizens who want to move to their COVID-free islands when borders reopen?

Two months ago, President de Sousa vetoed the amendments that Parliament had approved, but not because he objects to jus sanguinis.

“Any omissions or ambiguities that may exist […] will be identified and rectified,” states the Commission in response to speculations.

Vanuatu’s deputy PM concedes the country’s CIP investors are still just honorary citizens and that he plans to give them a yellow passport.

Laszlo Kiss helped his first CBI client get a passport in ’97 under Grenada’s old program. 23 years later, he aims to open a program himself.

3 in 4 millionaires live in the “West” and display little interest in alternative residency or citizenship. What if that changed?

Investment migration people in the news this week include: Mohammed Asaria of Range Developments Gregor Nassief of Secret Bay Les

While approvals for Portugal’s golden visa are already back on track for a statistically normal year, those of Greece have halted.

Asia’s biggest prop-tech group, has partnered with IMI Research Unit to produce a special report on immigrating to and investing in Malaysia.

Saint Kitts’ CIU has published a blacklist of agents and issued stern warnings on discounting. Now, its website suffers a malware attack.

Michael B. Krakat argues that, during crises, apprehensions about RCBI tend to diminish, temporarily clearing the path for expansion.

Mohammed Asaria: “We’re on our way to complete our hattrick while all of our peers are challenged to even complete one quality development.”

Vanuatu’s Development Support Program aims to become the first CIP to allow stateless people to apply for citizenship by investment.