Corrections Policy

Our readers count on IMI for accurate, fair and fact based news about residence and citizenship by investment. When we get something wrong, we want to fix it fast and tell you what we changed.

How to tell us about a mistake

Write to us at general@imidaily.com. Please send:

the link to the article,
what you think is wrong,
and, if you can, a source that shows the right fact.

Who decides

Our editor is responsible for everything IMI publishes, and that includes corrections.

What we do when we find a mistake

A fact is wrong (a name, a number, a date, a program rule): we fix it in the article and add a note at the end that says what we changed and on which date.
A small slip (a typo or spelling that does not change the meaning): we fix it without a note.
The main point of a story is wrong: we fix it, add a note at the top of the article, and tell our readers in the next newsletter.
A headline is wrong: we fix it and say so in the note.

Sometimes we remove a news story completely, for example when we learn that it was based entirely on fake source material.

Updates are not corrections

Investment migration rules change often. A news story shows the facts on the day we published it. When a program changes later, we report the change in a new story, and most of the time we leave the old story as it was. That is why the date at the top of every story matters.

Opinion pieces

Every opinion piece carries the name of the person who wrote it. We fix a wrong fact in an opinion piece the same way as in a news story. We do not change the writer’s opinion itself.