Panama Extends Discount on Qualified Investor Real Estate Route by Another Two Years
Panama will keep its Qualified Investor Visa minimum investment requirement for real estate at US$300,000 for another two years.
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Paraguay No Longer Accepting $5,000 Deposit-Based Applications for Permanent Residence
One of the world’s lowest-cost paths to immediate permanent residency is cut off by a modernization of Paraguay’s migration law.
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Suriname Considering Citizenship by Investment Says President in Annual Speech
President Santokhi indicated that an “expert team is studying the possibilities of a citizenship by investment program.”
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Panama Independent Means Visa Approvals on Track for 11-Year High in 2022
Panama is on track to approve more independent means visas this year than in the preceding three years combined.
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Panama: Independent Means Visas Fly off the Shelf in Q1, Friendly Nations Visa Interest Dips
Q1 figures show interest in independent means visas in Panama are reaching decade-high levels, while investor visa demand is declining.
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3 Ways Panama’s Friendly Nations Visa Became Less Friendly Over the Summer
The days of paper ties to Panama are over. The new Friendly Nations Visa is more like a traditional golden visa, explains Alastair Johnson.
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After Historic Legal Tender Move, Bukele Aims to Open BTC-Denominated Golden Visa in El Salvador
Having made Bitcoin legal tender in a sovereign state for the first time, Salvadorian President Bukele now promises permanent residency to those who invest BTC 3.
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750m People, From Manila to Medellín, Eligible for Spanish Citizenship After 2 Years of Residency
Juan Antequera: Spanish naturalization is normally a 10-year process. Citizens of Spain’s former colonies, however, qualify in just two years.
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Uruguay’s New Tax Residency Program to Open on July 1st
As Argentina’s Peronist government introduces “one-off” wealth tax, Uruguay’s timing could not have been better.
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Uruguay’s President-Elect to Court Argentine HNWIs With Tax Residency Program
The incoming Uruguayan government’s plans have Argentine Peronists nervous about losing their biggest taxpayers.
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Why Isn’t Latin America a Bigger Market for Investment Migration?
Two chief explanations exist as to why Latin-America, home to some 600,000 HNWIs, is not a region of focus for most big investment migration firms.
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