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The synchronized announcements are no coincidence, says Rafael Cintron.

The synchronized announcements are no coincidence, says Rafael Cintron.

Investors have been waiting since 2021 as returns never came. By June 2025, the scheme collapsed, exposing €37M in losses.

Madalena Monteiro on Golden Visa investors challenging Portugal’s new law: “They simply expect to be treated fairly.”

3 Comma Capital introduces its Atlantic Bond Fund, which was “built by investors, for investors.”

Kuwait, the GCC’s last mover on golden visas, is now in the game: 10-year residency for property investors, 15 years for business investors.

Move to Dolce Vita answers over 130 questions regarding the Italian investor visa, flat tax, real estate acquisition, and more.

Conservative-leaning lawmakers urge a new investor visa to retain capital, while a controversial 20% exit levy proposal looms.

Charlie Maggi explains why France’s €300,000 investor visa remains Europe’s best-kept secret for global investors.

“Chile has the reputation and stability. What’s missing is action,” writes María Esperanza Schorr Donoso.

2025 brought unexpected twists in the RCBI world, with once-dominant programs slipping and new contenders rising fast.

Vertex Alliance examines why American families are increasingly viewing the Mediterranean island as their strategic Plan B.

Chinese applicants dominated MM2H approvals, followed by South Koreans, Japanese, Bangladeshis and Britons.

Armenia unveils a no‑stay, five‑year investor fast track, retires “special passports,” and, as Astghik Pepanyan says, enters “uncharted territory.”

Socialists bypass presidential action and trigger a preventive review of the nationality law, halting its entry into force.

After 15 years in Monaco and five in Marbella, men’s tennis superstar Novak Djokovic makes a move to Greece with a real estate purchase in southern Athens.

MoveAnywhere argues that the landscape of investment migration is shifting toward innovation.

Ottawa sets a 250–1,000 admission range for the Startup Visa but locks in 500 yearly spots as Bill C-3 expands citizenship rights.

Gibraltar’s new immigration law doubles permanent residency requirement from five years to ten, full status to twenty.

OIKOS details its upcoming projects and introduces its Gold Card for Greek Golden Visa investors.

The new threshold could give Qatar’s program a price edge over regional rivals such as the UAE, albeit with caveats.