“One thing is the blah, blah, blah and another is reality,” Sánchez fired back, likening Babiš’s rhetoric to Spain’s far-right Vox.
Experts predict a change in who pays rather than a tax cut, and doubt it would keep wealthy French families from leaving.
Chinese nationals filed half the applications. Property purchases now outweigh fixed deposits, reversing the order Malaysia reported for 2025.
As millionaire migration hits new records, Singapore-based IMI Official Partner EC Holdings maps where the region’s wealthy are buying second passports.
A growing number of wealthy families are pursuing a specific combination: Latvia for EU access, Paraguay for low taxes and livability, and a Caribbean nation for rapid second citizenship and asset protection.
Madrid’s first general regularization since 2005 has drawn nearly twice its half-million estimate, with less than two weeks left to apply.
Philippe May calls the Dubai-modeled financial zone a “PR stunt”; no legislation or timeline exists.
Remote passport issuance is a win, but the nation has also frozen adult dependent passports for the time being.
Francisco Litvay warns that Uruguay is repeating Portugal’s NHR mistake. Philippe May thinks the real winner is next door.
Swiss to vote on a population ceiling that would trigger residency restrictions as the country, now home to 9.1 million, approaches 10 million, with potential consequences for EU free movement.
St Vincent’s CIP will mandate residency. PM Friday: Not “revenue-at-all-costs” but “sovereign capital mobilization strategy.”
Argentina’s CBI program remains undefined while Paraguay and Uruguay offer immediate residency with territorial taxation. Waiting for an uncertain program means missing proven alternatives available today.
A climate tax targeting billionaires crashed hard at the Swiss ballot, upholding a national trend of rejecting proposals that threaten Switzerland’s wealth haven status.
Philippe May says “SVG will set a new standard,” predicting its new CIP will outperform those of its more established Caribbean counterparts.
More often than not alleged ‘security concerns’ are only an excuse for thinly veiled hatred of the rich by a small, but vocal group of left wing politicians in Europe.
While some experts see the policy correcting a “fundamental flaw,” others argue it’s “no game changer” that won’t significantly boost demand.
As Argentina’s category-defining CBI program takes shape, three renowned experts weigh in on how to design it for maximum impact and benefit.
May said he would have declined to take Tate as a client “because of reputational issues” and that he is “too controversial.”
Philippe May says the proposal will “fail colossally”. Yamin Fouzi warns that the mere hint of such a policy damages the Swiss reputation.
Experts divided on Trump’s Gold Card proposal: Streamlined path to citizenship or constitutional overreach? Our analysis unpacks the debate.
