Do angel groups, VC funds, or incubators have the highest Canada SUV approval rates? Slava Apel’s FOIA data answer the question decisively.
Malaysia is in the midst of its third MM2H revision in as many years. Some 56,000 participants remain active, nearly half of them Chinese.
“The most likely scenario is now a EUR 400,000 threshold for most of Greece, and EUR 800,000 in places like Athens,” says Alexander Varnavas.
Panama’s retirement visas have never been this popular, while demand for the investment-based FNV remains stable despite the higher price.
At current processing rates, it will take Ireland’s Justice Department at least a decade to clear the backlog.
Canadians have flocked to the E2 visa to escape Covid restrictions, cold weather, and high taxes, say Angie Rupert and Patrick Findaro.
Russians have historically made up more than half of all Latvia Golden Visa applicants. Since 2022, the program has had to do without them.
Charles Savva advocates for a more constructive resolution of the tensions between Caribbean CBI countries and the EU: A CBI partnership.
Application volume for Greek golden visas nearly doubled last year, despite price hikes. Now, the government plans to raise prices again.
EB-5 application volume more than tripled in 2023 compared to the two preceding years. But 4 in 10 applicants are getting rejected.
The golden visa has raised EUR 45 million per WEEK for Greece in 2023. Now, the socialist opposition wants to end the program.
Only 4 out of 11 citizenship by investment programs are adequately transparent, and the gap between the top and the bottom is widening.
The program raised more than EUR 400 million from some 1,100 applicants in its short-lived life. Only 484 have been approved so far.
2023 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.
The Premium Visa Program (PViP), meanwhile, has received an average of under 5 applications a month since opening a year ago.
The program has officially raised €7.3bn. But counting the already-made investments still awaiting approval, the total exceeds €11 billion.
While significant changes took place within programs, the global total has remained stable. But several new firms are now blacklisted.
The Q3, 2023 statistical report from USCIS shows demand for EB-5 gaining ground despite stubborn backlogs, writes Varvara Latyntseva.
While it was always assumed Russian applicants had driven the program’s meteoric rise, the extent of their impact is only now becoming known.
The SEF tackled only about 0.8% of its backlog of unprocessed applications in August. Meanwhile, hundreds of new applications piled up.