Serbian Govt. Proposes Law to Grant Citizenship After Just 12 Months of Residency
The government of Serbia, an EU candidate, wants to give immigrants and refugees citizenship after just a year of living in the country.
Read MoreThe government of Serbia, an EU candidate, wants to give immigrants and refugees citizenship after just a year of living in the country.
Read MoreSuspended since 2019, the QIIP is likely to reopen by the end of the year with a new set of requirements, writes Patrick McCarthy.
Read MoreInvestors will no longer be able to include parents or in-laws and must show proof of maintained income and investment every year.
Read MoreBulgaria no longer has a citizenship by investment program but has just updated its golden visa (which has a path to citizenship).
Read MoreNo retroactivity for post-February 16th applications, 7-days-a-year presence requirement preserved, and cultural investment visas kept.
Read More“This extension relieves the stress of investors,” commented Alexander Varnavas of Athens-based Varnavas Law on the news.
Read MoreThe government will appoint a single Master Agent to market the world’s only sub-US$100,000 (technically speaking) CBI option globally.
Read MoreMinimums will drop in the real estate investment and bank deposit options. After a slow start, the program approved 200 applicants last year.
Read MoreAn average of 60 investors a year qualify for PR under Singapore’s GIP. Now, the government is quadrupling the minimum investment requirement.
Read MoreIranians now rejoin North Koreans in having the most banned nationality for citizenship by investment purposes.
Read MoreThe worst thinkable outcome has come to fruition. Hopes to the contrary notwithstanding, the entire program is being scrapped.
Read MoreMerely seven weeks after issuing changes to its program, St Kitts & Nevis’ CIU has released a new raft of changes, including some reversals.
Read More“With a PR and assets in Russia, many Chinese, for example, may feel safer than they would in Europe or North America,” said Philippe May.
Read More“The package that will be approved on the 16th,” writes Expresso, “will also include a symbolic measure: The long-promised end of the golden visas.
Read MoreMalaysia now has four residence-by-deposit programs that let participants live anywhere in the country, but two of them have an 80% discount.
Read MoreThe bill proposes to introduce a tiered real estate acquisition route, new investment options, lower minimums, and procedural improvements.
Read MoreThe new regulations reduce the minimum investment for real estate, introduce a new bond option, and update a number of fees.
Read MoreNew, stricter rules for real estate, significant discounts for the SGF contribution option, a new fee schedule, and new investment options.
Read MoreE2 country nationals who are not “domiciled” can no longer get E2 visas if they got citizenship by “financial investment”. But what do those terms really mean?
Read More“I believe this change in the law is open for litigation as it radically affects property rights,” writes LP Legal’s Ece Selin Temel.
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