Singapore Global Investor Program Quadruples Min. Investment Requirement
An average of 60 investors a year qualify for PR under Singapore’s GIP. Now, the government is quadrupling the minimum investment requirement.
Read moreAn average of 60 investors a year qualify for PR under Singapore’s GIP. Now, the government is quadrupling the minimum investment requirement.
Read moreMalaysia now has four residence-by-deposit programs that let participants live anywhere in the country, but two of them have an 80% discount.
Read moreVanuatu will actively involve the EU in the process of reforming its citizenship by investment programs to Brussels’ satisfaction.
Read moreA modest investment at flexible terms enables residency and a path to citizenship in a highly livable country with a tiger economy.
Read moreSri Lanka now offers visas of 5- to 10-year validities for investments in condominiums from US$75,000 to US$500,000.
Read moreUzbekistan appears to be the latest country aiming to attract the growing diaspora of affluent and/or talented Russians.
Read moreThe EU Council is extending the visa-waiver suspension to non-CBI citizens of Vanuatu, citing a “lack of progress” in addressing concerns.
Read moreThe Chinese market recovery in 2022 is borne out by statistics from several programs. Thailand’s Elite visa is a primary beneficiary.
Read moreAs in Jordan, the high-ticket CIP is likely to serve more as an incidental bonus for already-existing investment than to attract new capital.
Read more“It is a visa program that I think isn’t adding value to the country,” said the Home Affairs Minister in a recent press conference.
Read moreIndustry insiders, however, are not buying the figure, calling it “misinformation” and a practical impossibility.
Read moreHNWIs under 50 will have to make a careful cost-benefit analysis when choosing between the Long Term Resident and Elite Residence visas.
Read moreCambodia enters the Southeast Asian golden visa market: A $100,000 property investment and eligibility for citizenship in five years.
Read more2021-22 results brought the program’s performance from nadir to zenith within a year in which it raised NZ$1 billion from just 100 investors.
Read moreThe program’s applicant nationality profile is decidedly Western: Among the top 10 source countries are the US, Germany, France, and the UK.
Read moreSri Lanka is sorely in need of foreign currency to pay for food and energy imports. Now, the government hopes a golden visa can bring cash.
Read moreAfter two years of falling approvals and investments, all arrows finally point in the right direction for New Zealand’s investor visas.
Read moreBy attacking CIPs in small, defenseless countries with no allies, EU politicians rack up PR points at zero cost, writes Martin St-Hilaire.
Read more“I do not see any way to please the EU other than stopping the whole program,” says St-Hilaire, while Harris thinks it’s not over yet.
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?
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