Tony Ebraheem argues governments forgive golden visas their lighter checks for one reason: A permit expires, and citizenship does not.
The strongest semester on record came entirely under the old rules, weeks before the government made the stock route 50% pricier.
A regional regulator now sits above five national programmes. Brussels has already set a date for closing them anyway.
The government’s draft cleared committee but not Parliament, asking for half a million dollars to settle in a still-frozen economy.
“This is not a passive investment program, and does require active participation from the candidate,” says Harvey [about Canada’s SUV].
“The sector is benefiting from all the instability we are living worldwide at the moment — pandemic, conflicts and wars, travel bans, unemployment and bankruptcy […]”
Tony Ebraheem worries about CIPs that are short-lived or announced by unofficial bodies, and aims to change that by advising governments himself.
