Hungary’s New Golden Visa to Start Already Next Month, Rather Than in September
Hungary is fast-tracking its new golden visa by nine months and will give the program preferential processing in the first two months of 2024.
Read moreHungary is fast-tracking its new golden visa by nine months and will give the program preferential processing in the first two months of 2024.
Read moreThe owner of a well-known Dominica CBI property is charged, along with a friend, with double homicide and faces a potential death sentence.
Read moreDespite sharply falling foreign demand for Turkish real estate, the government reportedly plans to raise qualification thresholds for CBI.
Read moreOur guest in this episode, Henry Fan of Globevisa, is determined to do his job to enable freedom of movement for as many people as possible.
Read moreThe sensitive intel we’ve gathered but cannot publish yet. This special edition of our Private Briefing is twice as big as normal.
Read more“I wouldn’t invest my money, seeing that there may be a risk of my golden visa being jeopardized,” says Murat Coskun about hospitality funds.
Read moreThe French court found the two media executives guilty of criminal defamation and imposed a fine and moral damages in favor of Chetcuti.
Read moreThe program raised more than EUR 400 million from some 1,100 applicants in its short-lived life. Only 484 have been approved so far.
Read more“We are confident that we will prevail in court, given the strength of our legal and factual arguments,” Shah said in a statement to IMI.
Read moreOne client who paid thousands for a “not publicly listed” program had his passport severed upon landing and was stuck in Turkey for months.
Read more“We have incontrovertible evidence of corruption, and we are going after everyone,” says Martinez about his plans for suing in US court.
Read moreWe need to stop selling passports and start selling citizenships, argues Nuri Katz, our guest in this episode of the Mobility Standard.
Read moreIn an exclusive interview with IMI, St. Kitts & Nevis CIU boss Michael Martin chalks up the delayed refunds to “budgetary adjustments.”
Read moreIndividuals denied citizenship despite paying for it will finally get their money back.
Read moreAs the government falls, the legislative initiative to end the NHR regime falls with it.
Read moreChris Lennon says he is surprised demand for EB-5 continues “despite the large price increase, long processing time, and uncertainty of approval.”
Read more2023 is, by any measure, already a year of extreme records for Grenada. And that’s before the CIU has processed its backlog worth US$450m.
Read moreThe new program has a single qualifying option: A fund that will invest in the coconut oil sector to reduce Vanuatu’s reliance on fossil fuels.
Read moreHong Kong’s Chief Executive John Lee has confirmed the program’s new price tag and the exclusion of residential real estate.
Read moreThe government aims to hamstring a regime that has successfully raised tax revenue while simultaneously improving the demographic situation.
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