Nicoló Solzi, Author at Investment Migration Insider

An Overview of Panama’s New Qualified Investor PR Program

A US$300,000 investment leading to permanent residency in a matter of weeks, and citizenship in 1-5 years, depending on nationality.

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PM Harris declined to share the financial data even as his cabinet ministers threatened, and eventually brought, a motion of no confidence.

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How soon could crypto-tax become a reality in Portugal? And could Portugal remain a relative crypto tax haven even with taxes?

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“In a couple of years when programme awareness is likely increased, we think the country could attract over 1,000 applicants per year.”

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IMI is launching the CBI Program Transparency Index to encourage program integrity and address a common criticism of the industry.

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As it did in 2021, Montengro’s government says it will end the CIP on new year’s eve. This time, an 11th-hour change of heart is less likely.

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Grenada raised some EC$90m during the first quarter of the year, two-thirds of it from real estate investors, hinting at another record year.

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Foreign investors, retirees, and – in some cases – freelancers and employees can pay a single-digit rate of tax under Greece’s new regimes.

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No Syrians, no Kurds, and no explanation from the Dominica CIU. Iranians, however, are once more welcome to apply for citizenship.

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The top ten residence by investment programs globally approved more than 18,000 applications in 2021. See which they were.

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“There is still a very small window of opportunity to beat the price-increase deadline. But quick and decisive action would be required.”