EU Moves One Step Closer to Being Able to Cut Visa-Free Access for CBI Countries
If the European Council and Parliament agree on the proposal, the EU will have a mandate to suspend visa-free access for CBI countries.
Read MoreIf the European Council and Parliament agree on the proposal, the EU will have a mandate to suspend visa-free access for CBI countries.
Read MoreThe UK may restrict visa-free access for countries where “Chinese spies” can buy citizenship. This may start a domino effect, says David Lesperance.
Read MoreMartin St-Hilaire and Philippe May suggest Vanuatu give up trying to meet the EU’s ever-shifting demands and focus, instead, on the mass market.
Read MoreInitially slated for introduction almost two years ago, ETIAS – flagged as a potential threat to CBI – has been postponed many times.
Read MoreQ2 was the lowest-grossing quarter in four years for citizenship by investment in Vanuatu. And it’s likely to get considerably worse.
Read MoreIt now remains to be seen whether the remaining non-EU Schengen countries – Norway, Lichtenstein, and Iceland – will follow suit.
Read More“I do not see any way to please the EU other than stopping the whole program,” says St-Hilaire, while Harris thinks it’s not over yet.
Read MoreVanuatu’s worst-case scenario becomes a reality as the European Council decides to revoke visa-free travel to the EU.
Read MoreBrian Greco questions the conventional industry doctrine that sees Schengen-access as the holy grail of RCBI-program selling points.
Read MoreTurkey has met all the prerequisites the EU set in 2016 to enable a visa-waiver agreement. The ball is now in the EU’s court.
Read MoreOpinion of the editor: “We, Members of the European Parliament, are writing to express our concern about the visa waiver
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