Canada extended its ban and Australia froze sales of existing homes, while New Zealand and Saudi Arabia opened their doors again. What you can own, market by market.
Common-law partners, same-sex spouses, and fiancés get very different answers depending on the jurisdiction, ranging from a notary visit to an outright second file.
Bank secrecy is mostly gone. The real dividing line between jurisdictions today is whether an account can be frozen by an official’s signature or only by a judge’s ruling.
In nine of them, the loss happens automatically, with no order issued and no notice served.
As millionaire migration hits new records, Singapore-based IMI Official Partner EC Holdings maps where the region’s wealthy are buying second passports.
A parent’s guide to the unannounced deadlines by which at least ten countries strip birthright nationality from young adults.
Some countries ask for a signature and a modest fee; others demand military service, an exit tax, or refuse to let go at all. Here’s your map of the nationality exit door.
Four jurisdictions, four entirely different tax models. The UAE charges nothing, Switzerland charges a lot but predictably, Singapore taxes only what you bring in, and Panama ignores anything earned abroad.
The most detailed figures the government has ever made public on the program’s outcomes arrive via a parliamentary inquiry.
Compare Asia’s top investment visas: Singapore GIP, Hong Kong CIES, Thailand Privilege, Malaysia MM2H, and more. Investment thresholds, residency paths, and citizenship options explained.
Siren Chen explains why significant economic contributions alone isn’t enough to gain Singapore PR, and what’s really needed to get approved.
Following raids, skittish local banks say they will keep a closer eye on clients holding second passports from CBI jurisdictions.
The Global Investor Program costs millions. Entrepass requires VC funding. For entrepreneurs seeking a base in Singapore, the EP Visa still works best.
An average of 60 investors a year qualify for PR under Singapore’s GIP. Now, the government is quadrupling the minimum investment requirement.
Juwai IQI, Asia’s biggest prop-tech group, has partnered with IMI to produce a special report on immigrating to and investing in Singapore.
“10 years ago,” writes Nirbhay Handa, “I had long hair, played in a band, and let’s just say I wasn’t making any great decisions.”
Cheng says inquiries about Singapore immigration have kept climbing quickly since January and that he hopes to take AIMS public soon.
Press release via Henley & Partners: Japan and Singapore have knocked Germany off the top spot of the Henley Passport Index,
While near the top of the ranking for many years, Singapore until recently had to settle for a silver medal
