Latvia Keeps Golden Visa Open After All But Shuts it to Russians, Belarusians for 15 Months
In the end, Latvia keeps its program but suspends Russians and Belarusians for a year and bars those who support the war from applying.
Read moreIn the end, Latvia keeps its program but suspends Russians and Belarusians for a year and bars those who support the war from applying.
Read moreAs Latvia terminates its golden visa, we summarize what can arguably be characterized as the worst month in investment migration’s history.
Read moreIf you have ancestors who were Latvian citizens and you can prove it, you likely qualify for Latvian – and thereby EU – citizenship.
Read moreIf appeasing the EU was Malta’s goal, says Philippe May, it was unsuccessful. “These people are driven by ideology. They will never give up.”
Read moreThough approval volumes were down across the board, the differences in performance varied sharply, from -4% to -92%.
Read moreOnce first among its European equals, Latvia’s golden visa has languished since 2014. 93% of the program’s total FDI stems from before 2016.
Read moreLatvia’s residence by investment program logged marginal gains in 2019, but Vietnamese appetite for the business investment option remains strong.
Read moreAdjusting for differences in minimum requirements, you’ll get three times as many square meters in the cheapest market as in the most expensive.
Read moreIf Latvia’s golden visa performs as well in the second half of 2019 as it did in the first, application volume will grow by nearly 50% on the year.
Read moreThree countries issued 84% of golden visas in Europe last year; one country alone made up more than half the market.
Read moreWe’ve put together an overview of the world’s most popular residence by investment programs, backed by official statistics. A note on the
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