Launch: IMI’s Citizenship by Investment Program Transparency Index
IMI is launching the CBI Program Transparency Index to encourage program integrity and address a common criticism of the industry.
Read moreIMI is launching the CBI Program Transparency Index to encourage program integrity and address a common criticism of the industry.
Read moreAs it did in 2021, Montengro’s government says it will end the CIP on new year’s eve. This time, an 11th-hour change of heart is less likely.
Read moreGrenada raised some EC$90m during the first quarter of the year, two-thirds of it from real estate investors, hinting at another record year.
Read moreNo Syrians, no Kurds, and no explanation from the Dominica CIU. Iranians, however, are once more welcome to apply for citizenship.
Read more“There is still a very small window of opportunity to beat the price-increase deadline. But quick and decisive action would be required.”
Read more40 years have passed since countries first began selling citizenships. See our timeline of the history of citizenship by investment programs.
Read moreCongressmen aiming to end visa-waivers for countries with CIPs learn that 70% of visa-waiver countries have investment migration programs.
Read more“This is not a passive investment program, and does require active participation from the candidate,” says Harvey [about Canada’s SUV].
Read morePriced at $10.3 million, the compound is expected to be completed in 2023.
Read moreAt least 32 applications remain in processing, some of which were filed in Q2 last year and approved in principle last August.
Read moreHighlights from Bluemina’s webinar with Les Khan, CEO of the Saint Kitts & Nevis CIU, and Gulf News.
Read moreUnnamed cabinet ministers tell the Times of Malta that the PM considers phasing out the program – or reforming it once again.
Read moreGrenada’s CIP recorded yet another all-time revenue high in 2021 (for the fifth year in a row) while also breaking a litany of other records.
Read moreCitizenship by investment, argues Brian Greco, is an unequivocal good for governments, locals, agents, and investors. So, why is it vilified?
Read moreTurkish ministers have reportedly decided in a recent meeting to change the program regulations and raise the minimum investment requirement.
Read moreCyprus is revoking the passports – not the citizenships – of a number of Russians and Belarusians whose name appear on sanctions lists.
Read moreThe European Commission issues Malta a final demand to close its MEIN policy before deciding whether to take the country to court.
Read moreThanks to an ongoing political dispute in Saint Kitts & Nevis, a complete historical account of the country’s CBI earnings is now available.
Read moreDr. Andrés Solimano, who holds a Ph.D. in Economics from MIT, identifies six global effects of the war and the impact they could have on IM.
Read moreIn a “Hail Mary” effort to ward off the suspension, Vanuatu is establishing a national task force to review and improve its CBI procedures.
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