
Argentine Opposition Files Bills in Both Chambers to Ban Citizenship by Investment
One bill would void citizenships already granted, another would keep them, and neither offers a refund.

One bill would void citizenships already granted, another would keep them, and neither offers a refund.

“Today’s numbers make it real,” says one adviser. “At this price, the market is not that big,” says another.

The starting price is lower than what the media has been circulating, with a dependent-based pricing framework in play.

Paraguay admitted more than 6,500 permanent residents in 2024 and issued 45 naturalization resolutions. Brazilians took the most permits. Argentines took the most citizenships. The two lists have pointed in opposite directions for a decade.

US$300,000 still qualifies if the property passes one test. A new, cheaper deposit route comes with a condition of its own.

Approval rates held between 96% and 98%, placing the contraction on the filing side rather than in the decisions.

Months after courts undid the world’s highest wealth tax rate, Colombia’s new president wants to abolish the levy altogether.

Brazilians accounted for 76% of the total. Permanent approvals fell in the second quarter; applications for the status did not.

Nothing changes for the investment program today. Its constitutional foundation is another matter.

The Electoral Court drafted the reform to the 1928 law itself; applicants now wait up to a year just to begin the procedure.

Multinational group entities that cannot prove real operations in Panama would lose their foreign-income tax exemption under Bill 641.

Eleven months after creating the agency, Argentina puts someone at the desk. The program itself remains undefined.

Readmission would restore settlement rights across the world’s largest free-movement zone by area; consensus remains elusive.

Direct PR, 30% down on real estate, and a 5-day clock. Paraguay just built the most flexible investor residency in the region.

Decree 531, now in force, cuts the physical presence burden on temporary residents by two-thirds and codifies denaturalization grounds.

Paraguay offers permanent residency from $150,000 via three new investment tracks; Argentina’s Caputo says a golden visa is in development.

The evaluation recommended a winner in March. Six weeks later the tender was dead after two losing bidders had filed challenges.

A jurisdiction long favored by Bitcoin holders for its territorial tax regime and non-CRS status now requires transaction-hash disclosure above US$5,000 a year.

Argentina’s CBI evaluation report is out. Four of six bidders were declared inadmissible.

Argentina has addressed what practitioners called the CBI program’s single largest fiscal obstacle: Automatic tax residency.