The “anchor baby” label promises parents an immigration shortcut most countries never deliver. A US-born child cannot sponsor a parent until age 21. A small group of countries, led by Brazil, works differently, granting the foreign parent immediate residency and a faster path to citizenship.
From Spain’s two-year Ibero-American track to Brazil’s one-year CPLP route: Here’s where the right first passport shortens the wait.
Across the Americas, being born on national soil usually means citizenship on day one. In Brazil and Costa Rica, the parents benefit too.
Most people think of passports as keys to a single country. But what if one passport could open the door
In this comprehensive guide, Gilberto Leonello explores all of Brazil’s immigration options covering investment, retiree, work visas, and more
CBI isn’t the only way to get a new citizenship fast. James Nuveen outlines the six ways to qualify for another citizenship within two years.
James Nuveen outlines five ways international investors can diversify both their property and mobility portfolios at the same time.
Immediate PR, citizenship in 3 years, free movement in most of South America, and birthright citizenship make for an interesting proposition.
Applications to Portugal’s golden visa began to rise sharply in 2016. This year, the number is set to reach a record high of more than 250 investors.
These fiver countries are emerging as the fastest-growing source markets of EB-5 applicants.
One of the criticisms most frequently levied against Golden Visa programs is that investors are merely out to obtain the
