james hartshorn Archives - Investment Migration Insider

Are COVID-Related Travel Bans Taking on a Life of Their Own? IM People in the News This Week

November 5, 2021November 5, 2021 Christian Henrik Nesheim club, david lesperance, im people in the news, james hartshorn, leptos, scott moore

“Covid-19 travel restrictions initially introduced to manage the pandemic have become useful migration containment instruments […]”

IM People in The News

Crypto-Investors Must Get Over “Fantasy That They Are Not Going to Pay Taxes”: Investment Migration People in the News This Week

May 30, 2021May 30, 2021 Christian Henrik Nesheim arthur sarkisian, astons, club, david lesperance, im people in the news, james hartshorn, john hanafin, kristin surak, nirbhay handa

Investment migration people in the news this week include: Alexander Shatalov of Savills Russia Nirbhay Handa of Henley & Partners

Ten On The Weekend

10 on the Weekend – James Hartshorn: “The Big Agents Had a Lot to Lose; Pop-Up Agents Don’t”

June 28, 2020August 21, 2020 Christian Henrik Nesheim bartra, china, club, interview, james hartshorn, totw

James Hartshorn finds the chaos currently enveloping the Chinese RCBI-market disconcerting, but bullish on India after H-1B’s suspension.

Europe Policy Updates

Portugal Plans to Tax Crypto: How Soon Could it Happen and Will it Affect Golden Visa, D7 Demand

May 26, 2022 Christian Henrik Nesheim Comments Off

How soon could crypto-tax become a reality in Portugal? And could Portugal remain a relative crypto tax haven even with taxes?

IM People in The News

Expects UK Innovator Visa to Garner “Over 1,000 Applicants per Year” – IM People in the News This Week

May 24, 2022 Christian Henrik Nesheim Comments Off

“In a couple of years when programme awareness is likely increased, we think the country could attract over 1,000 applicants per year.”

Editor's Picks Industry Trends Intel & Data

Launch: IMI’s Citizenship by Investment Program Transparency Index

May 23, 2022 Christian Henrik Nesheim Comments Off

IMI is launching the CBI Program Transparency Index to encourage program integrity and address a common criticism of the industry.

Europe Policy Updates

Montenegrin PM in Brussels: CIP “Will be Terminated” on Dec 31st

May 21, 2022 Christian Henrik Nesheim Comments Off

As it did in 2021, Montengro’s government says it will end the CIP on new year’s eve. This time, an 11th-hour change of heart is less likely.

Caribbean Intel & Data

Grenada CIP Momentum Continues in 2022, Another Record Year Likely, Q1 Figures Indicate

May 20, 2022 Christian Henrik Nesheim Comments Off

Grenada raised some EC$90m during the first quarter of the year, two-thirds of it from real estate investors, hinting at another record year.

Europe Sponsored Feature

Think Portugal’s NHR is Attractive? Wait Until You See Greece’s New Tax Incentives for Foreign Investors

May 18, 2022 Contributor Comments Off

Foreign investors, retirees, and – in some cases – freelancers and employees can pay a single-digit rate of tax under Greece’s new regimes.

Caribbean Policy Updates

Dominica Bans Syrians, Kurds from Applying for Citizenship by Investment Program

May 17, 2022 Christian Henrik Nesheim Comments Off

No Syrians, no Kurds, and no explanation from the Dominica CIU. Iranians, however, are once more welcome to apply for citizenship.

The World’s 10 Most Popular Golden Visas in 2021: Preliminary Results

May 16, 2022 Christian Henrik Nesheim Comments Off

The top ten residence by investment programs globally approved more than 18,000 applications in 2021. See which they were.

Policy Updates

Turkey Sets Date for CBI Price Increase, Adds Another Qualifying Option

May 15, 2022 Christian Henrik Nesheim Comments Off

“There is still a very small window of opportunity to beat the price-increase deadline. But quick and decisive action would be required.”

Ireland IIP Becomes 6th Billion-Euro Golden Visa in Europe, 2021 Data Reveals

May 13, 2022 Christian Henrik Nesheim Comments Off

Ireland finally joined the exclusive billion-euro golden visa club at the end of last year, almost entirely thanks to Chinese investment.