
What Investors Do Now That Spain’s Golden Visa Is Gone
Orience’s Krista Victorio maps Spain’s two income-based visas and the Italian route for investors who will not relocate.

Orience’s Krista Victorio maps Spain’s two income-based visas and the Italian route for investors who will not relocate.

Krista Victorio examines Italy’s Dolce Visa, full of promise, but in need of lessons from Portugal and Greece to reach its full potential.

Invest in Italy: La Dolce Visa’s flexible investment framework, quick processing, and endless benefits make it the best ٌEU Golden Visa.

Europe’s most beautiful country also happens to be home to the continent’s easiest, quickest, and lowest-risk investor visa.

Madalena Monteiro saw a deluge of inquiries about the Italian Dolce Visa after news of Portugal’s closing. Especially from Russians.

The bill proposes to introduce a tiered real estate acquisition route, new investment options, lower minimums, and procedural improvements.

Italy’s Dolce Visa has no processing delays, allows for tailor-made investments, and even lets you wait to invest until after approval.

Whatever the risk profile and asset class preference, the Dolce Visa’s flexible terms enable structuring of products for any type of investor.

Italy as a destination sells itself, argues Dario Montagnese. All RCBI advisors need to do is let investors know it also has a golden visa.

After three years of lackluster application volumes, Italy’s investor visa is finally garnering interest thanks to the reforms of late 2020.

No more physical presence requirements and the possibility to apply and invest through a company rather than as an individual.