
“‘EU Lawlessness Law’”: Investment Migration People in the News This Week
“What the Court has done to a handful of Maltese citizens, could now be exploited further, damning other groups.”

“What the Court has done to a handful of Maltese citizens, could now be exploited further, damning other groups.”

“Encroachment on national sovereignty” and a return to “Blut und Boden” nationalism: industry experts react to ECJ’s citizenship ruling.

Volek said that for the first time, Americans are Henley & Partners’ largest client base by some distance, accounting for 20% of its business.

Kochenov: “Member States could have given EU power to determine who acquires EU citizenship. They chose not to.”

As the Commission and Malta prepare to face off in court, Prof. Kochenov stands by his 2020 forecast: “The Commission will be humiliated.”

Vanuatu appoints international partners and promises retroactive due diligence. Industry observers offer reactions to the EU’s announcement.

Investment migration people in the news this week include: Jean François Harvey of Harvey Law Group Aaron Grau of IIUSA

Investment migration people in the news this week include: Luiz Felipe Maia of Maia International Properties Oliver Banks and Kate

Legal scholars, the IMC, and Malta signal fierce resistance as Brussels aims to seize powers of naturalization from EU member states.
MUST-READ: Prof Kochenov delivers a scathing rebuke of the Commission’s infringement action: “Unquestionably ultra vires and absolutely unacceptable.”

Americans get a taste of travel restrictions, the bona fides of EU-criticism of RCBI is questioned, and Caribbean CIPs are in a bind.

IM people in the mainstream media this week include: Armand Arton, Marios Rafail, Mark Davies, Dimitry Kochenov, Christian Kälin, Ivan Mak, and Vincent Fong.

No longer is the QNI a matchless oeuvre whose praises go unsung; it is swiftly assuming its rightful place as the pre-eminent ranking of nationalities.

While Malta publishes all the names of new citizens as is required by law, Cyprus prohibits such publication. Who is right?
In January 2019, for the first time, the investment migration industry was represented in Davos during the World Economic Forum’s

Contributed by Dr. Dimitry Kochenov Today, on 23 January 2019 the Commission released its ‘Report on Investor Citizenship and Residence
Residence and citizenship by investment programs have come under criticism in the European Parliament in recent months with several MEPs

Press release via Henley & Partners France’s quality of nationality is the best in the world, according to the 3rd edition

Citizenship by investment programs across the globe differ markedly in their level of transparency. In this feature, we’ve enlisted the

Born in the former Soviet Union, he is keenly aware that the Rule of Law is what stands in the