The Big Investment Migration Stories in 2022: IMI’s Most Read Articles This Year
Ukraine, whiplashing post-pandemic demand, Portugal’s golden visa crisis, and a host of price changes made for a highly eventful year.
Read moreUkraine, whiplashing post-pandemic demand, Portugal’s golden visa crisis, and a host of price changes made for a highly eventful year.
Read more“I believe this change in the law is open for litigation as it radically affects property rights,” writes LP Legal’s Ece Selin Temel.
Read moreAn interview with Safak Nervo, Optylon Krea’s CCO, on the company’s beginnings, rapid growth, and plans for the future.
Read moreEven adjusting for inflation, Turkey’s real estate and hospitality markets have grown sharply for years. And that was before all the Russians.
Read more“There are cheaper, comparatively more beneficial [RCBI programs] in Europe, but the Russians cannot enroll in them due to sanctions.”
Read moreDemand for Turkish CBI still robust, but program’s future isn’t guaranteed. “We may not have a program by this time next year,” says Polding.
Read moreWild inflation? Yes. Hot money flows? Sure. Capricious politics? Absolutely. But economic fundamentals? As sound as they come, argues Brian Greco.
Read moreThe association argues that giving citizenship a dollar-value “has made the concept of citizenship abstract and alienated from its essence.”
Read moreMost Turkey CIP investors were spending well above the $250,000 anyway, looking as much to prospective ROI as to the prospect of citizenship.
Read more“There is still a very small window of opportunity to beat the price-increase deadline. But quick and decisive action would be required.”
Read more40 years have passed since countries first began selling citizenships. See our timeline of the history of citizenship by investment programs.
Read moreTurkish ministers have reportedly decided in a recent meeting to change the program regulations and raise the minimum investment requirement.
Read moreAs Russians are increasingly excluded from residence and citizenship by investment programs globally, Turkey’s CIP remains open.
Read moreTurkey’s Central Bank wants more foreign currency and effectively plans to buy it from CBI investors by paying them in Turkish Lira.
Read moreSaahil Menon, himself an Indian, argues that HNWI from the subcontinent have more reason than ever to leave home. But not for Dubai.
Read more“This wildcard might just be the best bet for millions of affluent Indians actively exploring domicile diversification,” writes Saahil Menon.
Read moreCIP Turkey has secured the exclusivity of the last 30 remaining apartments in the much sought-after, Apollo Kartal Plaza.
Read moreAs Bodrum shows up on more and more radars, luxury hotel and residence developments are moving in quickly. That makes finding quality properties for $250,000 harder.
Read moreThough the program closed in December, the Home Office has processed more than 20,000 Turkish Businessperson visas in 2021, rejecting nearly all.
Read moreIstanbul’s property market works in predictable cycles created by a two-party system of local politics, writes İsrafil Kahraman.
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