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Julius Caesar, the Grandfather of Citizenship by Investment, Never Demanded “Genuine Links”

December 11, 2019December 11, 2019 Editor ahmad abbas, cbi, cip, citizenship by investment, club, history, opinion, roman empire

2,000 years ago, the Roman Empire conceptualized citizenship; flexible, obtainable via contributions, and not necessarily linked to residence.

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Citizenship: From Ancient to Modern Times, Individual to Corporate, and the Rise of Ius Pecuniae

September 20, 2019October 31, 2019 Editor citizenship by investment, club, golden visa, history, hussain farooq, ius pecuniae, opinion, passport, residence by investment

Dr. Farooq traces the history of citizenship to see how eligibility for it has evolved, starting in ancient Greece and ending in modern Europe.

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Asia-Pacific Tajick's Take

Remembering the Dead Part 2 – Citizenship by Investment Programs of Yesteryear

January 16, 2019January 17, 2019 Stephane Tajick cbi, cip, citizenship by investment, data, history, pacific, statistics, tajick

Stephane TajickMontreal This is the second in a two-part series on now-defunct residence and citizenship by investment programs. This

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Tajick: Remembering the Dead Part 1 – Residence by Investment Programs of Yore

January 7, 2019January 17, 2019 Stephane Tajick analysis, canada, golden visa, history, hong kong, hungary, residence by investment, tajick

This is the first in a two-part series on now-defunct residence and citizenship by investment programs. This week, we look

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Asia-Pacific Editor's Picks

The Bizarre Story of How the King of Tonga’s Court Jester Lost $26 Million Made From Passport Sales

January 4, 2019January 4, 2019 Editor asia-pacific, cbi, cip, citizenship by investment, history, passports, tonga

This is the incredible tale of how a Hong Kong businessman persuaded the King of Tonga to sell $26 million

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Editor's Picks Intel & Data Opinion

33 Countries That Could Open a Citizenship by Investment Program

September 14, 2018September 17, 2018 Editor analysis, cip, citizenship by investment, data, feature, history, intelligence, opinion

Over the last seven years alone, the number of formal citizenship by investment programs (CIPs) has grown from two to twelve,

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Editor's Picks Industry Trends Intel & Data

A History of Citizenship by Investment – Infographic

August 20, 2018August 23, 2019 Editor antigua and barbuda, belize, cip, citizenship by investment, cyprus, dominica, grenada, history, infographic, investment migration, ireland, jordan, malta, moldova, montenegro, saint kitts and nevis, saint lucia, turkey, vanuatu

From Saint Kitts & Nevis in 1984 to Jordan, Moldova, and Montenegro in 2018; we’ve made a step-by-step guide to the

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Editor's Picks Europe Intel & Data

Greek Golden Visa to Surpass 2,000 Main Applicants in 2019, 40% Ahead of Closest EU Competitor

December 6, 2019 Editor Comments Off on Greek Golden Visa to Surpass 2,000 Main Applicants in 2019, 40% Ahead of Closest EU Competitor

Editor's Picks Intel & Data

Southeast Asia is #1 Office Expansion Destination Among RCBI Firms

December 3, 2019 Editor Comments Off on Southeast Asia is #1 Office Expansion Destination Among RCBI Firms

Editor's Picks Intel & Data

81% of IM Executives Say There Are Too Many Small, Unprofessional RCBI Firms

November 27, 2019 Editor Comments Off on 81% of IM Executives Say There Are Too Many Small, Unprofessional RCBI Firms

Editor's Picks Intel & Data

Investment Migration CEOs Predict Grenada CIP Will Be Best-Seller This Year

November 24, 2019 Editor Comments Off on Investment Migration CEOs Predict Grenada CIP Will Be Best-Seller This Year

Editor's Picks Industry Trends

Malta RVP’s Financing Option Shows Why the RCBI Market is About to Get 10 Times Bigger

November 22, 2019 Editor Comments Off on Malta RVP’s Financing Option Shows Why the RCBI Market is About to Get 10 Times Bigger

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Julius Caesar, the Grandfather of Citizenship by Investment, Never Demanded “Genuine Links”

December 11, 2019 Editor Comments Off on Julius Caesar, the Grandfather of Citizenship by Investment, Never Demanded “Genuine Links”

Inform Your Client: Don’t Wait to Apply for Citizenship Until It’s Too Late

December 4, 2019 Editor Comments Off on Inform Your Client: Don’t Wait to Apply for Citizenship Until It’s Too Late

Opinion Tajick's Take

Backlogs: An Existential Threat, Not Just to Programs But to Agents as Well

December 4, 2019 Editor Comments Off on Backlogs: An Existential Threat, Not Just to Programs But to Agents as Well

Opinion Tajick's Take

Who’s to Blame When Investment Migration Programs Have Little Economic Impact?

December 1, 2019 Editor Comments Off on Who’s to Blame When Investment Migration Programs Have Little Economic Impact?

Quality of Nationality Index Becomes Media Favorite – That’s Good News

November 26, 2019 Editor Comments Off on Quality of Nationality Index Becomes Media Favorite – That’s Good News

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Intel & Data North America

The E2 Statistics Series Part 1: Rejection Rates Are Rising (Quickly)

December 9, 2019 Editor Comments Off on The E2 Statistics Series Part 1: Rejection Rates Are Rising (Quickly)

Editor's Picks Europe Intel & Data

Greek Golden Visa to Surpass 2,000 Main Applicants in 2019, 40% Ahead of Closest EU Competitor

December 6, 2019 Editor Comments Off on Greek Golden Visa to Surpass 2,000 Main Applicants in 2019, 40% Ahead of Closest EU Competitor

Europe Intel & Data

Total Revenue From Residence by Investment in Portugal to Pass €5 Billion Milestone Within Weeks

December 5, 2019 Editor Comments Off on Total Revenue From Residence by Investment in Portugal to Pass €5 Billion Milestone Within Weeks

Editor's Picks Intel & Data

Southeast Asia is #1 Office Expansion Destination Among RCBI Firms

December 3, 2019 Editor Comments Off on Southeast Asia is #1 Office Expansion Destination Among RCBI Firms

Europe Intel & Data

UK Tier 1 Investor Visa Approvals Plummet 60% in Q3

November 28, 2019 Editor Comments Off on UK Tier 1 Investor Visa Approvals Plummet 60% in Q3

Tajick’s TakeView All

Opinion Tajick's Take

Backlogs: An Existential Threat, Not Just to Programs But to Agents as Well

December 4, 2019 Editor Comments Off on Backlogs: An Existential Threat, Not Just to Programs But to Agents as Well

Opinion Tajick's Take

Who’s to Blame When Investment Migration Programs Have Little Economic Impact?

December 1, 2019 Editor Comments Off on Who’s to Blame When Investment Migration Programs Have Little Economic Impact?

Industry Trends Tajick's Take

Long Processing Times Among Golden Visas is an Unnecessary Curb on RCBI-Demand

July 24, 2019 Editor Comments Off on Long Processing Times Among Golden Visas is an Unnecessary Curb on RCBI-Demand

Editor's Picks Opinion Tajick's Take

Startup Visas: Governments Want Them, But Your Clients Don’t

May 7, 2019 Editor Comments Off on Startup Visas: Governments Want Them, But Your Clients Don’t

Asia-Pacific Tajick's Take

Remembering the Dead Part 2 – Citizenship by Investment Programs of Yesteryear

January 16, 2019 Stephane Tajick Comments Off on Remembering the Dead Part 2 – Citizenship by Investment Programs of Yesteryear

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