Turkey CBI Real Estate Option to Rise to $600,000 Next Year, Say Unconfirmed Reports
Despite sharply falling foreign demand for Turkish real estate, the government reportedly plans to raise qualification thresholds for CBI.
Read moreDespite sharply falling foreign demand for Turkish real estate, the government reportedly plans to raise qualification thresholds for CBI.
Read more“To regulate the industry as a whole may be a good project to have, but I’m not sure it can get off the ground,” author Kristin Surak tells IMI.
Read moreTurkey and the EU have revived talks regarding a new visa agreement, which could provide a significant economic boost to both.
Read more“We have incontrovertible evidence of corruption, and we are going after everyone,” says Martinez about his plans for suing in US court.
Read moreIn an exclusive interview with IMI, St. Kitts & Nevis CIU boss Michael Martin chalks up the delayed refunds to “budgetary adjustments.”
Read moreIndividuals denied citizenship despite paying for it will finally get their money back.
Read more2023 is, by any measure, already a year of extreme records for Grenada. And that’s before the CIU has processed its backlog worth US$450m.
Read moreTwo-thirds of recent capital projects at Grenada’s Ministry of Social Development and Housing were directly financed by the program.
Read moreDespite gaining approvals and making donations, applicants were retroactively rejected due to their nationalities and are not being refunded.
Read moreRealord Group shares a construction update on their Grenada CBI project, the Hartman University Town & Resort.
Read moreAs it seeks expanded powers to revoke visa-free access from CBI countries, the Commission says a number of them are “under close scrutiny.”
Read moreWhile significant changes took place within programs, the global total has remained stable. But several new firms are now blacklisted.
Read moreEgypt’s property developers are gearing up to promote CBI as the country targets Turkey’s corner of the market, writes Hany Mostafa Moawad.
Read moreFollowing raids, skittish local banks say they will keep a closer eye on clients holding second passports from CBI jurisdictions.
Read moreWhile it was always assumed Russian applicants had driven the program’s meteoric rise, the extent of their impact is only now becoming known.
Read moreThe remaining Caribbean CIPs have three ways to respond: James Nuveen explores the potential implications of each type of reaction.
Read moreThe question on everyone’s mind is if other Caribbean CIPs will raise prices like Saint Kitts. IMI contacted each to get an answer.
Read moreWith half a year to spare, Grenada’s CIP has already set a new annual revenue record of EC$573m, two-thirds of it in the form of real estate.
Read moreScoundrels have many easier and cheaper ways than CBI to get into first-world countries, argues David Lesperance. So why all the “concern”?
Read moreThanks to an average occupancy rate of 91% and consistently high rates, Secret Bay has already paid $1.5 million in dividends to investors.
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