Why HNWIs Increasingly Flock to Latin American Residency Programs
Resource-independent, far from conflicts, and with some of the world’s simplest migration programs, LatAm has become a flag theory hotspot.
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Paraguay or Uruguay? Which is The Best Residence and Citizenship Option?
Both countries offer a low-cost path to PR and citizenship in low-tax jurisdictions but also have important differences in conditions.
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Residency in Paraguay and Uruguay: Quick and Affordable Shelters in a Storm
NTL Trust details the residency programs of Uruguay and Paraguay, two countries that epitomize the concept of a Plan B for turbulent times.
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Get Your Passport Now, Money Back in 5 Years: St Lucia’s Upgraded Citizenship By Investment Program
The Saint Lucia Citizenship by Investment Program’s new bond option is exceptionally cost-effective for larger families, writes NTL Trust.
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Saint Lucia CIU Circular Highlights Caribbean CIPs’ Ongoing Struggle With Banks
Caribbean CIPs remain at the mercy of banks that are often unwilling to cooperate. Why are they not doing more to mitigate the problem?
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How Serbia Became the Destination of Choice For Thousands of Indian Entrepreneurs
Ever-closer trading ties between the two countries, coupled with inexpensive routes to residence permits, are driving a massive influx.
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The Gambia Gambit: Developing The West African CBI Market Beyond Nigeria
NTL’s Ted McEwan explains why his firm picked a tiny country with barely a hundred millionaires as the base for its foray into the continent.
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Macfarlane: Don’t Write Off the Caribbean Yet – Here Come the COVID Relief Funds
Having himself recently survived COVID-19, Peter Macfarlane thinks the pandemic will lead to Caribbean CIP discounts – but not to their demise altogether.
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Investment Migration in the Post Visa-Free Travel World
In a world where visa-free travel is suspended indefinitely – in some cases permanently – what happens to investment migration? Peter Macfarlane is back.
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