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UAE Announces 10-year Visas to Investors, 100% Foreign Ownership, Visa-Free Travel to Canada

The United Arab Emirates have announced sweeping regulatory changes to its investment and immigration laws. Key amendments include 10-year visas

Recent figures from the Home Office reveal that 2017 was the best year on record for the UK’s Tier 1

December 5, 2021 Christian Henrik Nesheim Comments Off

Leading the race to become the world’s newest independent state, Bougainville sorely needs capital. Could a CIP be the answer?

December 3, 2021 Christian Henrik Nesheim Comments Off

The global number of CBI-accredited agents is slowly recovering since the end of Cyprus’ CIP. Dominica adds to its agent blacklist.

December 2, 2021 Contributor Comments Off

Secret Bay investors last week got the news their investment has brought them an unexpected return: Visa-free travel to China.

December 2, 2021 Christian Henrik Nesheim Comments Off

Investment migration people in the news this week.

November 30, 2021 Sylwia Wolos Comments Off

European regulators have made it clear that tighter AML/KYC is in the cards for RCBI. Sylwia Wolos explains how early movers can benefit.

November 29, 2021 Christian Henrik Nesheim Comments Off

It’s not just you. Chinese investor migrants really ARE becoming fewer and farther between, according to the most recent data.

November 28, 2021 Saahil Menon Comments Off

“This wildcard might just be the best bet for millions of affluent Indians actively exploring domicile diversification,” writes Saahil Menon.

November 27, 2021 Christian Henrik Nesheim Comments Off

“Despite COVID, people continue to invest and move to other countries. This is not only surprising but also admirable,” says Alexey Nosovsky.

November 25, 2021 Contributor Comments Off

CIP Turkey has secured the exclusivity of the last 30 remaining apartments in the much sought-after, Apollo Kartal Plaza.

November 25, 2021 Christian Henrik Nesheim Comments Off

The strong rebound, says Tolstaia, reflects the UK’s persisting status as a “magnet for international UHNWIs.”