CBI Programs Would Be Wise to End Their Discrimination Against Single Applicants
Justin Donovan argues CBI price discrimination against singles is a mistake considering they are the world’s fastest-growing demographic.
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Author: Justin Donovan
Should CBI Countries Offer Discounts to Highly-Educated Applicants? Absolutely.
Granting citizenship in exchange for capital is controversial. Granting it to those with desirable skillsets is not. Why not combine those categories, asks Justin Donovan.
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3 Lessons The Botched MM2H Relaunch Holds for Migration-Policymakers
Even if a new government reverts to the “old” rules, faith in the program’s (and Malaysia’s) stability has been harmed beyond repair, writes Justin Donovan.
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Why Considering a Country’s Diplomatic Ties is Crucial When Selecting a CBI Program
Can you rely on your new country to act in your best interest when the vicissitudes of geopolitics put them on the spot, asks Justin Donovan.
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Singled-Out: CIPs Are Leaving Money on the Table by Not Targeting Applicants Without Families
By discounting only for large families, CIPs are missing out on investment from the world’s fastest-growing household-type, writes Justin Donovan.
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The “Bachelor Tax” Some CIPs Charge on Single Applicants
Governments offering CIPs need to start treating their CBI citizens as real citizens, and not life-long piggy-banks, writes Justin Donovan.
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