How Portugal’s Real Estate Market Has Performed During the Pandemic So Far
Portugal’s property market is among Europe’s most internationalized, which has made its reaction to the pandemic atypical, writes Patricia Casaburi.
Read morePortugal’s property market is among Europe’s most internationalized, which has made its reaction to the pandemic atypical, writes Patricia Casaburi.
Read moreThe most common reasons for rejection were “weakness of the business model” and “lack of innovative value of the business project”.
Read moreAfter a surprisingly strong first half of 2020, the pandemic appears to have caught up with Spain’s golden visa in the second half.
Read moreThe Chinese dominated the golden visa during the early years before falling to a record-low in 2020. In 2021, they are returning in force.
Read moreGrenada’s CIP broke records for the number of applications, approvals, new citizens, real estate investments, and overall program revenue.
Read moreInterest in Ireland’s Immigrant Investor Programme (IIP) remained robust despite the pandemic, the first statistical release in years reveal.
Read moreHermetically sealed borders notwithstanding, Vanuatu saw record CBI-revenues in 2020, amounting to more than 42% of all government income.
Read moreIn August 2020, more than a thousand agents worldwide held a citizenship by investment accreditation. Today, that number has fallen to 307.
Read moreAs Portugal nears an historic milestone, February brings encouraging results: A 43% YoY improvement and an 82% uptick from January.
Read moreThe UK Tier 1 Investor Visa ended 2020 40% below 2019. Farzin Yazdi offers three reasons the market will bounce back in 2021.
Read moreThough approval volumes were down across the board, the differences in performance varied sharply, from -4% to -92%.
Read moreProcessing capacity has tumbled since the onset of the pandemic, but Australia has plans to make up for lost investment this year.
Read moreAs Portugal battles its first serious wave of infections, the country’s golden visa program is finally feeling the impact of the pandemic.
Read moreIf you’re an investment migration practitioner who doesn’t know much about the South Korean investor visa, you’re not alone.
Read moreOnly 18% of E2 approvals in FY2020 were issued during the last six months of the year. As consulates gradually resume services, the program faces a long climb back.
Read moreIMI readers ask: What are the investor migrant trends among Americans, Malaysians, and South Koreans in the last five years?
Read moreWhile Hongkongers are more likely than any other nationality to participate in RCBI programs, the Vietnamese are unrivaled when differences in wealth are taken into account.
Read moreThe world’s largest collection of investment migration statistics, radically expanded and improved. Welcome to the new IMI Data Center.
Read moreThough costs associated with renegotiations drove a deficit internally in the CIU, Saint Lucia’s CIP has so far raised near US$50m in contributions.
Read moreLaboring under a pandemic, Greek bureaucrats might have been excused were it not for the starkly contrasting performance of Portuguese peers.
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