Vertex Alliance examines why American families are increasingly viewing the Mediterranean island as their strategic Plan B.
Socialists bypass presidential action and trigger a preventive review of the nationality law, halting its entry into force.
After 15 years in Monaco and five in Marbella, men’s tennis superstar Novak Djokovic makes a move to Greece with a real estate purchase in southern Athens.
MoveAnywhere argues that the landscape of investment migration is shifting toward innovation.
Gibraltar’s new immigration law doubles permanent residency requirement from five years to ten, full status to twenty.
The proposed levy could take effect as soon as November 26; Marco Mesina warns that the proposal itself could accelerate capital flight.
OIKOS details its upcoming projects and introduces its Gold Card for Greek Golden Visa investors.
Counting begins at residence permit issuance, potentially adding a further 2-3 years to the naturalization timeline.
Two new proposals means the vote was postponed to tomorrow, but the death of a former PM may push it further.
The message from Rome is clear: You can still buy certainty, but it’ll cost more. Italy’s flat tax overhaul is less about politics and more about arithmetic.
Italy is considering increasing the flat tax rate for the second time in two years as it also debates tying it to investments.
Federico Salmoiraghi ponders whether the government’s proposal to link investment to the flat tax regime would work.
The European Parliament has conducted its final vote, and now the bill moves to the Council of the European Union.
Fitch has lifted Italy’s credit rating to BBB+, highlighting fiscal progress, policy continuity, and market confidence.
Arton Capital analyze how Bulgaria’s Schengen Accession creates a whole new mobility pathway for investors.
Empowered Startups argues that research commercial models are the future of investment migration.
Miranda “father of Portugal’s constitution” labels Portugal’s citizenship bill unconstitutional. Read the full opinion here.
Vignale Capital is offering Italy’s Riviera Golf Resort shares as a €500,000 Golden Visa pathway with 5% agent fees.
Home Affairs Minister Léon Gloden tabled legislation to repeal Luxembourg’s golden visa, citing low value and high administrative burdens.
Marco Mesina analyzes Italy’s proposal to tie the “CR7 Law” with investment requirements that would affect new entrants.