
22 Countries Where Staying Away Too Long Can Cost You Your Citizenship
In nine of them, the loss happens automatically, with no order issued and no notice served.

In nine of them, the loss happens automatically, with no order issued and no notice served.

Some countries ask for a signature and a modest fee; others demand military service, an exit tax, or refuse to let go at all. Here’s your map of the nationality exit door.

Indians sent 2,800% more money abroad in 2024 than in 2014, and more than 200,000 of them are now giving up citizenship each year.

All told, IMI has been able to confirm 472 approved Indian main applicants globally for 2021.

Saahil Menon, himself an Indian, argues that HNWI from the subcontinent have more reason than ever to leave home. But not for Dubai.

“This wildcard might just be the best bet for millions of affluent Indians actively exploring domicile diversification,” writes Saahil Menon.

Ever-closer trading ties between the two countries, coupled with inexpensive routes to residence permits, are driving a massive influx.

Ashish Saraff is confident both that India will soon allow dual citizenship and that the Indian investment migration market will become the world’s largest.

Manoj Dalal of M Global says the trend that’s surprised him the most over the last year is the rising interest in passive-income visas.

Australia has made it a criminal offense for its citizens to return if they’ve recently been in India. Michael Krakat questions the legality of this move.

“Consultants in India who are not licensed and who give legal advice regarding foreign immigration laws, are in violation of the Advocates Act of India.”

“India is home to over 2.6 million millionaires, many of whom are beginning to appreciate the benefits of acquiring alternative residency and citizenship,” says Latitude’s CEO, Eric Major.

Home to nearly half a million HNWIs with low mobility, India has more potential than, perhaps, any other investment migration market.

The chance to market investment migration to more than a billion people is a twice-in-a-lifetime opportunity. The first of those has already passed us by.

Through the legal protections afforded to him under Antigua’s common law system, the former diamond merchant has been able to stave off extradition so far.

An Indian immigration attorney with more than 20 years of experience points to a common mistake investment migration firms make when courting Indian clients, and explains what to do instead.

Indian immigration attorney Prashant Ajmera explores the ten factors that have held the Indian investment migration market back, until now.

India is one of the few emerging economic powerhouses whose HNWIs have yet to appreciate the benefits of residency and citizenship by investment (RCBI). In this article, Indian immigration attorney Prashant Ajmera outlines some of the major do’s and don’ts of Indian investment migration market success.

In November, Investment Migration Insider broke the story of Ogyen Trinley Dorje (the 17th Karmapa Lama) obtaining citizenship in Dominica

Chinese applicants are no longer the only group suffering under the EB-5 program’s intractable retrogression nightmare; Indian and Vietnamese investors