“Constant Legislative Pressure” a Big Obstacle for IM Programs: 10 on The Weekend – Hakan Kodal
Hakan Kodal says program legislation “should be shielded from political meddling and infighting within parliaments, which is only wasteful.”
Read moreHakan Kodal says program legislation “should be shielded from political meddling and infighting within parliaments, which is only wasteful.”
Read moreBashar Daoud: “I call them ‘pop-up’ companies because they appear for such a short period of time and then completely disappear.”
Read moreAmericans used to ask Sara Sousa Rebolo if Portugal’s buildings had elevators and air conditioning. Now, they line up to get Portuguese residency.
Read moreMimoun Assraoui and his colleagues aim to become the global IM industry leaders, a feat he believes they can achieve “in very short order”.
Read moreAfter raising $190m from investors migrating to the US, Rogelio Caceres is gearing up to meet the exploding demand in the opposite direction.
Read morePablo Ostrick says Jeffrey Henseler inspired him to join the IM industry, and most admires David Regueiro (but not because he is Spanish).
Read moreArgentinean native Andrés Gutierrez says that while his friends in LatAm are hoping to relocate to the US, Americans are hoping to get out.
Read moreSteven Pepa, who admires Mohammed Asaria, believes matching investor migrants with private equity funds can make the latter more humane.
Read moreAs many continue to work remotely in 2021, Sue Nickason expects a rise in applications from those wanting to “live the dream” in Cayman Islands.
Read more“With nine hotels in […] development, we are keeping a close eye on the trends for the recovery,” writes Mercan Group’s Jerry Morgan.
Read moreJeffrey Henseler says he’s confident investment migration application volumes will soar once people are free to travel again.
Read morePatricia Valadas Coriel is surprised that citizens of the world’s most powerful nation have such a strong interest in relocating to Portugal.
Read more“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.”
Read moreFarzin Yazdi is upset that “a few bad actors see migrants as naïve and an easy catch for a scam,” and admires the work of Bruno L’ecuyer’s IMC.
Read moreMatthew Galati, who got into the industry after processing his wife’s green card, credits Tom Rosenfeld with the overall success of EB-5.
Read moreInês Azevedo says that, because of shifting COVID-rules, “I sometimes feel that my clients are like Tom Hanks in the movie The Terminal.”
Read moreLaszlo Kiss helped his first CBI client get a passport in ’97 under Grenada’s old program. 23 years later, he aims to open a program himself.
Read moreMohammed Asaria: “We’re on our way to complete our hattrick while all of our peers are challenged to even complete one quality development.”
Read more“Without transparency […], external observers will continue to assume no serious due diligence is undertaken,” writes James Swenson.
Read moreA casual conversation with a fellow orchestra member turned Alex Hopkin from violinist to decade-long veteran of RCBI government advisory.
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