David Lesperance: “I have had previously hesitating clients go into panic mode, [Sunak} pulled the pin on the election grenade.”
Mathieu Duez: “All property transactions [in Mauritius] are CRS-checked. […] There’s no funny money here.”
Sara Sousa Rebolo says with a new government and new regulations, this will “be a very stable year” for Portugal’s Golden Visa.
Dominic Volek of Henley & Partners says Brics is “challenging the world order and establishing itself as a powerful rival to the G7 […].”
Kristin Surak: “people are trying to hedge their bets against an authoritarian regime or an uncertain future.”
“Every time governments threaten to shut these programs down, there’s a surge of people trying to get through the door,” said Katz.
“Buying a home in another country could serve as a ‘go-bag’ option, or a key aspect of living abroad or total expatriation from the country.”
Investment migration people in the news this week.
Investment migration people in the news this week.
Investment migration people in the news this week include: Paddy Blewer and Nirbhay Handa of Henley & Partners Nestor Alfred
Now, program authorities hope to lure even more applicants with allowing them the right not only to live in Thailand, but to work there too.
In the event of early termination of the concessionaire’s contract, the Maltese government would be liable for losses incurred.
Two companies claim the title to “first successful Montenegro CIP citizenship application”. Who is right? It’s complicated.
“We are obviously disappointed with the decision,” said the concessionaire. “We signed an agreement in good faith.”
Concessionaire firms indicated pent-up demand for the most anticipated citizenship by investment programs of recent years would now be unleashed.
In a succinct statement on its website, Montenegro’s Secretariat for Special Projects reveals it has picked Henley & Partners, Arton Group, and Apex Capital as approved intermediaries for the country’s upcoming citizenship by investment program.
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Following Canadian immigration authorities’ announcement to end Antigua & Barbuda’s visa-free access – to the shock and chagrin of much of
