Two-thirds of applications submitted last year (and 8% of those from 2022) remain unprocessed as elevated demand continues unabated.
If the Supreme Court outlaws tax on unrealized capital gains, the major barrier to Americans leaving disappears, says Lesperance.
PM Drew has already given the go-ahead for the judicial review and is the second regional PM this week to say he is ready to revoke citizenships.
Whatsapp messages appear to show the Kittitian AG knew Khan and Harris had received several million dollars in kickbacks from prison project.
He also revealed that, so far, about three-quarters of applicants have been Syrians.
Anastasia Barna says clients who have qualified for Caribbean citizenship via “the $80,000 option” are running the risk of revocation.
CBI units who name applicants “will ruin the entire proposition” of CBI in countries that don’t allow dual citizenship, warns senior industry executive.
Thailand’s PM hopes to boost tourism in the region, which sees about 70 million travelers a year, by making it available on a single visa.
While processing times for the Startup Visa average about 30 months, Slava Apel reveals a workaround for those eager to get to Canada sooner.
He also says that if the MoA isn’t enough to allay EU fears, “it will be clear that they have reasons other than national security concerns.”
MSR Media says it may also sue CBI companies that enable discounting, and claims to have new evidence of criminal financial transactions.
PM Sánchez says he is taking “measures to guarantee that housing is a right and not a mere speculative business.”
As Globevisa continues its international expansion, it seeks local partners to help serve its 10,000 immigration clients a year.
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The CBI countries have agreed to a price floor and to make “underselling” practically unfeasible. But one country is conspicuously opting out.
Short-term rental is forbidden, but investors can qualify at EUR 250,000 throughout the country by renovating or converting properties.
Japan is courting international investors and entrepreneurs in an effort to stimulate an economy weighed down by its demographic profile.
Officials are reportedly debating whether to include a ban in the new set of real estate rules it plans to bring to parliament “next week.”
Fund investments become cheaper and are likely to become more popular with the expected introduction of higher real estate minimums.
If the European Council and Parliament agree on the proposal, the EU will have a mandate to suspend visa-free access for CBI countries.