UK’s New Founder Innovator Visa Program is “Not Scalable” And Will See “Serious Bottlenecks”
“We don’t anticipate any truly scalable offerings in the future here in the UK,” said veteran UK investment migration provider Eric Major.
Read more“We don’t anticipate any truly scalable offerings in the future here in the UK,” said veteran UK investment migration provider Eric Major.
Read morePanama has approved 388 investor visas so far in 2023. In the last six years, investors account for 16% of all residence permits issued.
Read moreCharacterizing the bill as “inoperable from start to finish”, President de Sousa indicated it was unlikely to pass in its current form.
Read moreMadeira’s President says his government “refuses to apply the measures” and that it has the “capacity and authority to legislate on the subject.”
Read moreNTL Trust details the residency programs of Uruguay and Paraguay, two countries that epitomize the concept of a Plan B for turbulent times.
Read moreInês Costa Moura and Miguel Gomes outline the three possible outcomes of the government’s proposal and what is at stake in terms of jobs.
Read moreConsidering the questions surrounding the proposal’s constitutionality, the golden visa’s future is unlikely to be settled before May.
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 moreMadalena Monteiro saw a deluge of inquiries about the Italian Dolce Visa after news of Portugal’s closing. Especially from Russians.
Read moreBrian Greco asks why attitudes about RCBI explain how some countries stay poor and others get rich by attracting investors seeking mobility.
Read moreWhen Greece last year announced golden visa investment requirements would increase, prospective investors worried. They needn’t have.
Read moreMadeira’s President wants to keep the program and joins industry voices to lambast the PM for his ill-considered announcement.
Read moreOptylon Krea gathers a group of six of Portugal’s most experienced immigration lawyers to answer questions about the golden visa’s future.
Read moreMás País proposes a reform that “guarantees an effect on the real economy without distorting the real estate market in Spain.”
Read moreThe precise wording of yesterday’s press conference left many questions unanswered and offers some hope, indicate Sara Sousa Rebolo and Vanessa Rodrigues Lima.
Read moreThe worst thinkable outcome has come to fruition. Hopes to the contrary notwithstanding, the entire program is being scrapped.
Read moreMinister Harris said he had “taken on board a number of reports and findings from the EU Commission, Council of Europe, and the OECD […].”
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 moreLast year, the IIP got more than 5 times as many applications as in 2021, mostly from Chinese. The govt. worries what Brussels will think.
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