63 Portugal Golden Visa Investors Have Sued Govt. Over Delays: 18 Have Won So Far
Since the first judge ruled in favor of a golden visa investor last summer, dozens more have been taking the SEF to court – and winning.
Read moreSince the first judge ruled in favor of a golden visa investor last summer, dozens more have been taking the SEF to court – and winning.
Read moreRemote workers in Portugal – and their foreign employers – must ensure they don’t run afoul of Portuguese labor and tax laws, write Mónica Santos Costa and Tiago de Magalhães.
Read moreThe fallout from Cyprus’ citizenship by investment scandal continues: 222 individuals have seen their citizenships revoked so far.
Read moreThe bill proposes to introduce a tiered real estate acquisition route, new investment options, lower minimums, and procedural improvements.
Read moreAmericans were the top investor nationality for Portugal’s golden visa in 2022, doubling in numbers from 2021, while fund investment tripled.
Read moreMunicipalities in Greater Athens, Thessaloniki, as well as on two of the islands, will cost more next year. The transition starts in May.
Read moreMeanwhile, the number of golden visas issued to American applicants has tripled in the same period. That is unlikely to be a coincidence.
Read moreThomas K. Running has devised a tool to determine whether, and at which price, a particular property in Portugal qualifies for a golden visa.
Read moreInitially slated for introduction almost two years ago, ETIAS – flagged as a potential threat to CBI – has been postponed many times.
Read moreThe ruling Socialist Party, despite the comments from its leader PM Costa earlier this month, will not be closing the program next year.
Read moreWhile American interest keeps growing, Chinese demand is rebounding. So far in 2022, they have gained, respectively, 174 and 175 approvals.
Read moreSpain’s new Startups Law, slated to take effect in January, will bring improvements for more than just digital nomads, writes Oriol Molas.
Read moreIn a formal statement, the IMC characterizes the Commission’s case against Malta as “an attack on” and “violation of” fundamental EU rights.
Read morePM Costa told reporters today that Portugal’s golden visa had likely already “served its purpose” and may no longer be “justified”.
Read moreIreland’s Immigrant Investor program has been receiving applications out of all previous proportion so far in 2022.
Read moreThe European Commission again cautions Albania “as a candidate country” not to open a CIP, a warning the country has already brushed off.
Read morePortugal’s Parliament is likely to approve new crypto taxes in November. Looking beyond the headlines, however, that’s actually good news.
Read moreDemand from China is also back in force, and Chinese applicants may yet rob Americans of the 2022 top investor nationality title after all.
Read moreMalta has consistently said it would be prepared to defend its position on CBI in Court. Soon, it will have the chance to do just that.
Read moreInvestors will have until next year, at least, to file under the current EUR 250k threshold, and changes will only apply in parts of the country.
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