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Vanuatu to Offer Citizenship by Investment to Stateless People – Local Agent Gets Exclusive Deal

September 11, 2020September 11, 2020 Christian Henrik Nesheim citizenship by investment, club, dsp, laszlo kiss, statelessness, vanuatu, vdsp

Vanuatu’s Development Support Program aims to become the first CIP to allow stateless people to apply for citizenship by investment.

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The Statelessness Dilemma: Legal Responsibility in the Citizenship by Investment Industry

June 4, 2020June 15, 2020 Daniel Twomey analysis, citizenship by investment, club, daniel twomey, revocation, special report, statelessness

Daniel Twomey’s comprehensive study on statelessness in the context of citizenship by investment is de rigeur reading for policymakers and applicants alike.

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15 Million Stateless Individuals – An Interview With Kristy A. Belton

March 17, 2020April 18, 2020 Christian Henrik Nesheim caribbean, club, ed kennedy, interview, kristy belton, statelessness

Statelessness showed up on the CIP-world’s radar as Antigua & Barbuda’s CIP explores the possibility of making such people eligible. How big is the issue?

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Citizenship by Investment as Insurance Against Statelessness

September 27, 2019October 31, 2019 Christian Henrik Nesheim cbi, cip, citizenship by investment, club, ed kennedy, statelessness

For a number of ethnic groups, the risk of being rendered stateless is non-negligible. Thousands of those at risk can afford citizenship by investment.

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All Citizens “Equal in The Eyes of The Vanuatu Govt.” Assures Chairman Warsal in Response to Media Reports

September 21, 2020 Christian Henrik Nesheim Comments Off on All Citizens “Equal in The Eyes of The Vanuatu Govt.” Assures Chairman Warsal in Response to Media Reports

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Investment Migration’s Next Frontier Market: First-World Millionaires?

September 18, 2020 Christian Henrik Nesheim Comments Off on Investment Migration’s Next Frontier Market: First-World Millionaires?

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The Portuguese Golden Visa Market Has Bounced Back – The Greek One Has Not

September 15, 2020 Christian Henrik Nesheim Comments Off on The Portuguese Golden Visa Market Has Bounced Back – The Greek One Has Not

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Vanuatu to Offer Citizenship by Investment to Stateless People – Local Agent Gets Exclusive Deal

September 11, 2020 Christian Henrik Nesheim Comments Off on Vanuatu to Offer Citizenship by Investment to Stateless People – Local Agent Gets Exclusive Deal

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The Citizenship-Revocation Policies of 9 CBI-Jurisdictions: What it Takes to get “Kicked Out”

September 9, 2020 Edwin Morgan Comments Off on The Citizenship-Revocation Policies of 9 CBI-Jurisdictions: What it Takes to get “Kicked Out”

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