Turkish Opposition, If Elected, Would “Eradicate the [Citizenship] Program Entirely”
Taymour Polding of CIP Turkey speaks to IMI about how the results of the Turkish election will impact the country’s citizenship by investment program.
Read moreTaymour Polding of CIP Turkey speaks to IMI about how the results of the Turkish election will impact the country’s citizenship by investment program.
Read moreSources say the government is considering two options: Higher real estate investment minimums, or no real estate option at all.
Read moreCharacterizing the bill as “inoperable from start to finish”, President de Sousa indicated it was unlikely to pass in its current form.
Read moreMás País proposes a reform that “guarantees an effect on the real economy without distorting the real estate market in Spain.”
Read moreThe ruling Socialist Party, despite the comments from its leader PM Costa earlier this month, will not be closing the program next year.
Read moreThe European Commission issues Malta a final demand to close its MEIN policy before deciding whether to take the country to court.
Read moreThe Commission agrees with the Parliament that citizenship by investment in the EU should end. What they don’t agree in is how to end it.
Read moreThe bipartisan bill not only seeks to exclude countries with CIPs from the US visa waiver program, but also from visa-free travel to Europe.
Read moreThe group said it would “limit the sale of citizenship”. Whether it means to restrict just Russians or CBI programs altogether is not clear.
Read moreThe ILPA, an influential group of lawyers, accuses the Home Secretary of flouting democratic convention by unilaterally closing the program.
Read moreLatitude’s Eric Major and Charles Russell Speechlys’ Kelvin Tanner question the Home Office’s justifications for scrapping the Investor visa.
Read moreThe LIBE Committee today approved MEP Sophie in ‘t Veld’s radical anti-RCBI report. The European Parliament will vote on the bans next month.
Read moreThe draft bill that, if adopted, would see the termination of Bulgaria’s semi-direct citizenship program passes its first legislative hurdle.
Read moreMEPs also propose licenses for IM practitioners, undercover sting operations, and that 75% of investment must be “green and digital”.
Read more“We cannot sit by and allow CIP to be turned into a slush fund at the whims and fancies of the Cabinet,” said MP Allen Chastanet.
Read moreWhat do “budget reconciliations,” “continuing resolutions,” “omnibuses,” and “minibuses” mean for the future of EB-5? Aaron Grau answers.
Read moreAn email circulated among staff at the Saint Lucia CIU indicates Nestor Alfred’s tenure is coming to a close following a political shake-up.
Read moreParliamentary Secretary Muscat once again reminds Ursula von der Leyen that deciding whom to naturalize is Malta’s sovereign prerogative.
Read moreThe opposition has swept Allen Chastanet’s United Workers Party from office in a decisive electoral victory. What does it mean for the CIP?
Read moreAaron Grau argues that some EB-5 regional center program advocates, in their pursuit of an ideal but unfeasible reform package, are risking re-authorization altogether.
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