Before You Mourn the Demise of Portugal’s Golden Visa: Some Nuance and Context
The precise wording of yesterday’s press conference left many questions unanswered and offers some hope, indicate Sara Sousa Rebolo and Vanessa Rodrigues Lima.
Read moreThe precise wording of yesterday’s press conference left many questions unanswered and offers some hope, indicate Sara Sousa Rebolo and Vanessa Rodrigues Lima.
Read moreGlobalization is reversing, history is returning, and the world is becoming a perilous place again. The Western hemisphere will be an exception.
Read moreGeorgia could emerge as the biggest beneficiary of the new multipolarity taking hold across investment migration, argues Saahil Menon.
Read moreKeen on Russian capital and not concerned with an EU reaction, the region could become a hotbed for CBI, writes Saahil Menon.
Read moreSpain’s new Startups Law, slated to take effect in January, will bring improvements for more than just digital nomads, writes Oriol Molas.
Read moreIn the last four years, at least 13 countries have planned CIPs without actually opening them yet. Now, several are getting close to opening.
Read moreIn this comprehensive overview, Sara Sousa Rebolo and Miguel Silva outline what to look out for in Portugal’s immigration system in 2022.
Read moreNow that the regional center program has lapsed, maintaining EB-5 capital at-risk through redeployment poses challenges, writes Aaron Grau.
Read moreUntil recently the world’s undisputedly largest source of investor migrants, China’s IM market has become a shadow of its former self. Why?
Read moreA great deal has changed in the 18 months since our initial analysis. We’re revisiting the numbers to see who performed in the long term.
Read moreAsk not what you can do for your country, but what your country can do for you: From providing emergency passports to hostage-rescue.
Read moreInvestment migration remains a small-firm industry because, in this market, scale offers few benefits and several disadvantages.
Read more“The reason for the rule matters when it comes to how the EB-5 program fulfills the policy’s purpose,” writes IIUSA Executive Director Aaron Grau.
Read moreWhile applying under current rules is possible until the end of the year, in practice, you have until the end of September, writes David Lesperance.
Read moreThe European Commission aims to make IM providers “Obliged Entities”. David Lesperance asks: Can the EC do that? And would it be a problem?
Read moreIs EB-5 dead? How does direct EB-5 work? Will the regional center program return? Is it true that minimums are back to US$500,000? Matthew Galati provides a jargon-free status update on EB-5.
Read morePart 2 of Michael Krakat’s series on how concepts of nationhood and citizenship are perceived differently in the South Pacific and what that means for CBI planners.
Read moreAs a 780-page report on the inquiry concludes more than half of naturalizations were illegal, Ahmad Abbas summarizes the Cyprus CIP debacle so far.
Read moreCitizenship by investment used to be about mobility and plans B. In a world where governments are short on cash, however, it’s also your key to financial freedom.
Read moreRichard Moir and Kristin Surak consider how the pandemic has transformed investor migrants’ preferences.
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