
“CBI Must Adapt or Be Shut Out”: Investment Migration People in the News This Week
CBI passport holders are now “facing sudden restrictions that could render those passports practically useless.”
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Sam Bayat is a Quebec licensed attorney with background in international law and is specialized in corporate migration. He has over twenty years experience in business immigration and citizenship consultancy.
He was the former president and vice president of Canadian Bar, International Section in Quebec. He had lectured in the International law at the Concordia University in Montreal. He is the senior resident lawyer of the law firm, Bayat Legal Services (BLS) in Dubai.
As the pace of immigration for Canada out of the Middle East stepped up, Sam Bayat set up in 1993 a small law practice in Dubai. Today Bayat Legal Services is an international law firm, working with a network of law firms, legal professionals, and trade consultants, around the world.
The group has specialists working on sanction, corporate/commercial, investment/banking, and arbitration laws. But the group’s main focus continues to be on business migration, residency and economic citizenship laws.

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

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