The 10 Most Lucrative Golden Visas Last Year, According to the Statistics
These ten programs brought in the most money to their respective countries last year. One program alone made up more than half the market.
Read MoreThese ten programs brought in the most money to their respective countries last year. One program alone made up more than half the market.
Read MoreDeregulation took away the big companies’ competitive edge. To regain margins, many are turning to deceptive practices, writes Luc Lu.
Read MoreEvery RCBI-professional knows that opportunities for education is among their clients’ top motivating factors, but very few capitalize on it, says Merriman.
Read MoreMomentous changes in fortune took place among golden visas last year; while one Asian investor visa saw approvals drop by 46%, a European one shot up 111%.
Read MoreStartup visas are too customized, risky, hands-on, and low-margin to catch on at a grand scale, argues Stephane Tajick.
Read MoreBy this time next year, EU golden visa programs will have changed so much that they will have effectively ended. But exciting new programs are coming online to replace them, writes Paul Girodo.
Read MoreBetween 2011 and 2017, revenue from investment migration programs more than tripled. The investment migration industry is now – conservatively estimated – a US$21.4 billion market that’s growing by 23% a year.
Read MoreSpeaking to IMI in Davos last month, newly appointed CEO of Henley & Partners, Jürg Steffen, said he was optimistic about the industry’s future growth but that increased regulation would bring about an environment in which smaller firms will struggle to survive.
Read MoreIn lieu of a newsletter summing up the past week in investment migration, this week we’re reviewing 2018 as a
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