The Investment Migration Knowledge Platform
The “report has shown in crystal clear terms that allegations made on the TV programme were false,” writes Dr. Jean-Philippe Chetcuti in a press statement.
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“I strongly believe that this is the right way and this is something we have to do,” said Prime Minister Edi Rama of Albania, referring to plans of a CIP.
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After two years on the drawing board, the Greek government yesterday approved a variety of new investment options for its golden visa program.
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Saint Lucia’s CIP is growing, but not as fast as some of its neighbors, a state of affairs its head of CIU attributes to the market’s price sensitivity
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Three out of four projects so far are in the North, where the required investment is lower. Several more project approvals are expected by the end of the year.
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Having reviewed in detail all 164 Malta IIP applications from the firm, ORiip finds that Chetcuti Cauchi is innocent of all allegations brought against it.
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These four countries have the necessary economic, demographic, and political ingredients to open Europe’s next citizenship by investment program, writes Ahmad Abbas.
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The program’s largest fund manager says that, thanks to non-SIV follow-up investments, total FDI arising from the program may be close to A$50 billion.
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“Let them bring their European pensions,” says the Namibian Ministry of Home Affairs.
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Portugal’s golden visa program is just EUR 89 million away from passing the 5-billion-euro mark. The champagne-opening could take place as soon as next month.
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Greek Prime Minister Mitsotakis means business: Invest half a million; pay 100,000 in tax. Invest 1.5 million; pay 50,000. Invest 3 million; pay 25,000.
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Portugal’s recent focus on private equity investment funds for Golden Visas reveal investor migrants are now sensitive to sound tax and exit strategies.
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The Cypriot government says it will revoke 26 citizenships granted before 2018. Among the individuals affected are eight Cambodians and one Malaysian.
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18,800 main applicants fulfilled the obligations of the QIIP but still await their permanent residence permits, a factor partly motivating the suspension.
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Grenada is simplifying documentation requirements, re-structuring the procedural steps, and implementing automated solutions to catalyze their processing.
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The big story in investment migration this week involves Jho Low, Cyprus’ government, private business, due diligence providers, and even the clergy.
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Investment migration people featured in the mainstream media this week include: Nadia Read Thaele, LIO Global Mark Davies, Davies &
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A Cyprus newspaper claims the country’s CIP approved fugitive Jho Low in 2015 with the help of Henley & Partners. The firm categorically denies the claims.
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Could we soon see the rise of CIPs that apply to cities, rather than to whole countries? One progressive European city provides a template.
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IMI is home to the world’s only job listing section dedicated to investment migration professionals. Over the last week, we’ve added 17 new jobs.
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