Top 10 Investment Migration Programs Approved 100,000+ Investors Just in the Last 4 Years
Over the last four years, the number of main applicants approved by just the ten largest programs averaged nearly 28,000 a year.
Read moreOver the last four years, the number of main applicants approved by just the ten largest programs averaged nearly 28,000 a year.
Read moreCIP Turkey goes the extra mile in helping clients invest in Turkey, gain citizenship via crypto, and to build a new life for their clients.
Read moreThe pandemic year left an indelible mark on virtually every investment migration program but by no means in equal measure.
Read moreİsrafil Kahraman recounts five anecdotes of investors who had their Turkey citizenship applications rejected because of simple mistakes.
Read moreUnits start from EUR 190,000 and qualify the investor for citizenship in what’s widely considered the next-in-line EU member country.
Read moreReacting to the State Department’s Report, PM Browne said Washington’s accusations against himself and regional CIPs were based on hearsay.
Read moreKenya’s Investment Authority is drafting legal amendments that would permit a CIP. Its chairman says “there’s really no opposition to it.”
Read moreStephane Tajick laments that Montenegro’s government never gave the country’s CIP a chance to prove its mettle before settling its fate.
Read moreChairman Warsal is expected to reveal details on the program’s long-awaited real estate investment option next week.
Read moreGrenada’s CIP broke records for the number of applications, approvals, new citizens, real estate investments, and overall program revenue.
Read moreThe report noted shortcomings in transparency (and the potential or actualized corruption that such opacity engenders) among five CIPs.
Read more“Consultants in India who are not licensed and who give legal advice regarding foreign immigration laws, are in violation of the Advocates Act of India.”
Read moreThe government indicated the program’s economic benefits so far did not justify jeopardizing EU accession talks.
Read moreThere’s been talk of opening a CIP in North Macedonia for several years. Developments this week indicate such an event is now close at hand.
Read moreA reader wants to know, once and for all, how much each program pays agents in commissions. Answering that question is harder than you think.
Read moreHermetically sealed borders notwithstanding, Vanuatu saw record CBI-revenues in 2020, amounting to more than 42% of all government income.
Read moreIn August 2020, more than a thousand agents worldwide held a citizenship by investment accreditation. Today, that number has fallen to 307.
Read moreCrypto-investors eye citizenship in Dominica for more personal freedom, and fewer lockdowns and restrictions, says Gregor Nassief.
Read moreMohammed Asaria warns of legal action against competitors he says employ “dirty tricks”. Vanuatu assures its Schengen-access is not imperiled.
Read moreIf you thought Bulgaria’s RCBI program was on its last legs, think again: The program is relaunching with renewed support from the government.
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