
“The Golden Visa in Oman is Not New”: Investment Migration People in the News This Week
“The Golden Visa in Oman is not new – these categories for longer-term residency have existed since 2021.”

“The Golden Visa in Oman is not new – these categories for longer-term residency have existed since 2021.”

EU “pathways remain for serious investors while excluding transactional participants who viewed citizenship as a commodity rather than a commitment.”

“Major believes renewed interest in the wake of geopolitical alliances, trade tensions and economic uncertainty could put pressure on Ottawa to re-enter the space.”

“We have seen examples of govts that have administered the visa in a way that seeks to maximise the total investment balances raised, with little benefit.”

CBI passport holders are now “facing sudden restrictions that could render those passports practically useless.”

Marcus Beveridge “wouldn’t be surprised” if New Zealand exceed $10 billion in revenue a year from immigration alone.

David Lesperance: “There has been no sign of even an attempt at the legislative heavy lifting required to make the Trump Card a reality.”

May said he would have declined to take Tate as a client “because of reputational issues” and that he is “too controversial.”

Nuri Katz: “I have rarely seen anybody spend more than 10% of their net worth on an immigration program, and generally it’s more like 5%.”

“What the Court has done to a handful of Maltese citizens, could now be exploited further, damning other groups.”

Increase in “Armageddon Americans” who feel that the country’s direction is so uncertain that a second citizenship is a rational safeguard.

Like picking a car: “You could choose a Toyota for certain reasons or a Mercedes for other reasons. Each country has a different attraction.”

“If it all kicks off in one part of the world or another, I have options. It’s all part of my doomsday scenario.”

“The idea that the [EB-5] program could be ended or somehow amended before that [Gold Card’+] came as a big surprise to practically everyone”

“Political turmoil is always a catalyst for our business because people are always looking for a safe haven”

“The foreign buyer ban is not just important because people would like to be able to own a home here, but even the words ‘foreign buyer ban’ are words that turn people off”

EU “deterring foreign investment through cancelling or increasing prices of Golden Visa programmes or increasing taxes.”

“The need to introduce Free Global Cities to harness the untapped potential of displaced people […] has never been more pressing”

“The policies of canceling the golden visa programs comes not only from the government but these decisions are also pushed by the EU”

“With younger investors and a dynamic geopolitical environment, new asset classes and markets are being unlocked”