
“Stop Using Our Industry as Political Football”: Investment Migration People in the News This Week
Armand Arton: “Stop using our industry as political football […] the hurt is not only done to the program but to the image of the country.”

Armand Arton: “Stop using our industry as political football […] the hurt is not only done to the program but to the image of the country.”

Sara Sousa Rebolo says with a new government and new regulations, this will “be a very stable year” for Portugal’s Golden Visa.

“Blaming residency by investment programs [for the lack of affordable housing] is a politically attractive but over-simplistic response.”

“The rich will anyways get from point A to point B […]. So, removing the price they have to pay, it’s a lost financial opportunity.”

“There’s a citizenship hierarchy out there, in that a lot of the people with privileged passports don’t even realize it,” said Kristin Surak.

Investment migration people in the news this week.

Investment migration people in the news this week.

A great deal of ink was spent covering passport index updates this week, while a Jamaican property magnate calls for the opening of a CIP.

Hakan Kodal says program legislation “should be shielded from political meddling and infighting within parliaments, which is only wasteful.”

Investment migration people in the news this week.

Investment migration people in the news this week include: Mohammed Asaria of Range Developments Gregor Nassief of Secret Bay Les

Since the pandemic started, nary a week has gone by without investment migration practitioners appearing in heavy-weight publications.

“Now that tourism is at a standstill,” said Khan, “we expect that the CBI program will be a main driver for the next six months.”

Prominent investment migration figures have garnered an unusually high degree of coverage in mainstream outlets over the past week

In a new segment, we provide a roundup of industry personalities’ appearances in the large, traditional media over the past week.