Health-Passports Part 2: CBI in a World Where Nationality Alone Doesn’t Determine Mobility
Michael Krakat asks: What is a passport’s nominal visa-freedom worth if health-restrictions prevent you from boarding a plane in the first place?
Read moreMichael Krakat asks: What is a passport’s nominal visa-freedom worth if health-restrictions prevent you from boarding a plane in the first place?
Read moreThanks to the technological advances Nicola Mangion explores in her article, forgetting your passport at home may soon be a non-issue.
Read moreHow prepared are small CIP countries for a potential deluge of CBI-citizens who want to move to their COVID-free islands when borders reopen?
Read moreThough 2020 is unlikely to be a record year for the market as a whole, some programs are hitting all-time highs during the pandemic.
Read moreMedia reports this month say the pandemic is driving record expatriation. The reality, writes David Lesperance, is exactly the opposite.
Read moreBetween 2015 and 2017, one in five Antigua CIP investors chose the real estate option. In the last two years, only one in forty did. Why?
Read moreA confluence of events in many treaty countries will see the E2 visa emerge as one of the most popular visa options in the next 12-18 months.
Read moreChristopher Clowes explores the potential of four fast-growing investment migration markets that don’t get enough attention.
Read moreThe money-for-rights model of investment migration – while economically successful – is a hard sell, politically. Canada’s model offers a compromise.
Read moreFaced with rising minimum investment requirements among RCBI programs across the globe, China’s Investment Migration market will respond in three ways.
Read moreHome to nearly half a million HNWIs with low mobility, India has more potential than, perhaps, any other investment migration market.
Read moreA handful of investment migration programs are weighing the introduction of higher investment thresholds this year. How can they price it correctly?
Read more30,000 millionaires, terrorism, a cash-economy, and trust issues: Nigeria’s investment migration market offers great challenges, but even greater potential.
Read moreInvestment financing has the potential to catapult investment migration from UHNWI luxury product status to the much greater mass affluent market.
Read moreLuc Lu’s recent tour of China’s investment migration market highlight a rapidly changing industry that’s reconfiguring to deal with multiple crises.
Read moreThe program’s largest fund manager says that, thanks to non-SIV follow-up investments, total FDI arising from the program may be close to A$50 billion.
Read morePortugal’s recent focus on private equity investment funds for Golden Visas reveal investor migrants are now sensitive to sound tax and exit strategies.
Read moreCould we soon see the rise of CIPs that apply to cities, rather than to whole countries? One progressive European city provides a template.
Read moreWhy is the Turkey CIP the world’s most popular despite its lack of Schengen-access? Why are 98% of Grenada CIP-applicants Chinese? Answer: E2.
Read moreAs anti-Beijing protests enter their third month in Hong Kong, service providers say inquiries about investment migration are surging.
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