UK Revokes Visa-Free Travel for Dominica, Vanuatu Citizens Over “Clear and Evident Abuse” of CBI Programs
The Home Office said the changes would have immediate effect to prevent “a wave of travelers” from the affected countries.
Read moreThe Home Office said the changes would have immediate effect to prevent “a wave of travelers” from the affected countries.
Read moreMany Saint Lucians, Kittitians, and Antiguans will no longer need apply for visas before visiting Canada – presuming they fly in.
Read moreMartin St-Hilaire and Philippe May suggest Vanuatu give up trying to meet the EU’s ever-shifting demands and focus, instead, on the mass market.
Read moreQ2 was the lowest-grossing quarter in four years for citizenship by investment in Vanuatu. And it’s likely to get considerably worse.
Read moreIt now remains to be seen whether the remaining non-EU Schengen countries – Norway, Lichtenstein, and Iceland – will follow suit.
Read moreHungary has granted more than a million citizenships by descent in the last decade. The US is denying these citizens ESTAs, citing fraud risk.
Read moreBy attacking CIPs in small, defenseless countries with no allies, EU politicians rack up PR points at zero cost, writes Martin St-Hilaire.
Read more“I do not see any way to please the EU other than stopping the whole program,” says St-Hilaire, while Harris thinks it’s not over yet.
Read moreVanuatu’s worst-case scenario becomes a reality as the European Council decides to revoke visa-free travel to the EU.
Read moreBrian Greco questions the conventional industry doctrine that sees Schengen-access as the holy grail of RCBI-program selling points.
Read moreThe European Commission has formally proposed that the Council partially suspend visa-free Schengen access for Vanuatu passport holders.
Read moreThe nominal number of visa-free destinations your passport affords means very little in 2021. Brian Greco explains what to focus on instead.
Read moreDominica seals visa-free deal with China. El Salvador will offer US$100,000 golden visa with path to citizenship by volcano-bond investment.
Read more“Travel bubbles” are forming between COVID-safe countries. Michael Krakat asks; are we rebuilding international travel from the ground up?
Read moreCan we expect a drop in demand for Caribbean programs? Wayne Hempson-Putt believes so – and especially among expats living in GCC countries.
Read moreIn a world where visa-free travel is suspended indefinitely – in some cases permanently – what happens to investment migration? Peter Macfarlane is back.
Read moreWhat is the lowest number of passports that, combined, give you visa-free travel to all the world’s countries? We’ve done the math.
Read moreAs Turkey’s Ministry of Interior grants visa-free travel to another six European countries, the expected visa-waiver agreement with the EU moves closer.
Read moreHolding a residence permit may not be enouh for British citizens who want to visit their holiday home in Portugal; they’ll need an ETIAS too.
Read moreA change in the citizenship law could have a significant impact on the investment migration market, but not in the way you might think.
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