How Losing Schengen-Access Would Affect Vanuatu Citizenship by Investment
Philippe May and Martin St-Hilaire ask: Would it be the end of CBI in Vanuatu? Would a price cut be in order? Where would demand come from?
Read MorePhilippe May and Martin St-Hilaire ask: Would it be the end of CBI in Vanuatu? Would a price cut be in order? Where would demand come from?
Read MoreMartin St-Hilaire points to red herrings, straw man arguments, and other deliberate fallacies the European Commission uses against Vanuatu.
Read MoreThe last two years have turned the world upside down. And we’re not done yet, according to Ahmet Şener.
Read MoreAndre Bothma argues that independent means visas – which require physical presence but not investment – are eating golden visas’ lunch.
Read MoreFollowing the popularity of our story on Bougainville’s independence movement, David Bonellie considers the potential for a CIP in a sovereign Western Cape.
Read MoreThe nominal number of visa-free destinations your passport affords means very little in 2021. Brian Greco explains what to focus on instead.
Read MoreSaahil Menon, himself an Indian, argues that HNWI from the subcontinent have more reason than ever to leave home. But not for Dubai.
Read More“This wildcard might just be the best bet for millions of affluent Indians actively exploring domicile diversification,” writes Saahil Menon.
Read MoreJustin Donovan argues CBI price discrimination against singles is a mistake considering they are the world’s fastest-growing demographic.
Read MoreMorgan claimed David Lesperance was spreading misinformation and called for “validated facts”. Today, Lesperance delivers just that in spades.
Read MoreIn the real world, we cannot expect governments or review committees to police the internet for CBI fraud, writes Kemal Nicholson.
Read MoreEdwin Morgan claims David Lesperance’s reports of long waits for US citizenship renunciation appointments are “fictitious” and that IMI, by giving it credence, is spreading misinformation.
Read MoreGranting citizenship in exchange for capital is controversial. Granting it to those with desirable skillsets is not. Why not combine those categories, asks Justin Donovan.
Read MoreEven if a new government reverts to the “old” rules, faith in the program’s (and Malaysia’s) stability has been harmed beyond repair, writes Justin Donovan.
Read MoreSteven Pepa argues the Malaysian govt. jilted the MM2H population to score political points and that the latter would be better off in Portugal.
Read MoreAs an IM service provider, you might be tempted to offer every program under the sun. That’s a mistake, argues Ahmad Abbas.
Read MoreCan you rely on your new country to act in your best interest when the vicissitudes of geopolitics put them on the spot, asks Justin Donovan.
Read More130 countries agree to aim for a global minimum corporate tax of 15%, says the G7. Don’t hold your breath, writes David Lesperance.
Read MoreOn a factual and legal basis, the investigation fails to support claims that Vanuatu accepts criminals or money launderers, writes Martin St-Hilaire.
Read More“As a general rule, it is not advisable to earmark the revenues generated by RCBI programs to reduce public sector debt,” writes Andrés Solimano.
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