Prime Developments details how its public benefit option fits in seamlessly with the Caribbean’s upcoming cultural integration requirement.
New Senate bill would force Americans with dual citizenship to choose one country within a year or lose US nationality.
50% of industry executives doubt Caribbean CBI states will enforce 30 day stays and 75% expect new CBI programs in 2026.
Globevisa charts the shift from blockbuster investment migration programs to a long-tail era reshaping global mobility demand.
A climate tax targeting billionaires crashed hard at the Swiss ballot, upholding a national trend of rejecting proposals that threaten Switzerland’s wealth haven status.
Philippe May says “SVG will set a new standard,” predicting its new CIP will outperform those of its more established Caribbean counterparts.
This analytical piece looks into foundations and trusts, detailing both, and highlighting which works best for whom.
More often than not alleged ‘security concerns’ are only an excuse for thinly veiled hatred of the rich by a small, but vocal group of left wing politicians in Europe.
In her interview, Tatiana Muntean credits Andrew Henderson for setting a high bar in clarity, discipline, and long-term strategy.
Bahrain’s program now prices into the GCC’s lower-to-mid band, undercutting Oman and Saudi Arabia, but at nearly twice the UAE’s Golden Visa minimum.
The opposition has repeatedly promised to introduce a CBI program in the island nation should it win the election.
Egypt processed citizenship applications from 15 countries in 2025, approving 36 while implementing stricter verification requirements.
“The [UNHWI] targets are bolting from California now,” says David Lesperance as union pushes 5% tax on state’s 200 billionaires.
Elisa de Mollinedo Suarez breaks down Madrid’s Mbappé Law and who actually benefits from the 20% deduction.
3 Comma Capital introduces its Atlantic Bond Fund, which was “built by investors, for investors.”
Kuwait, the GCC’s last mover on golden visas, is now in the game: 10-year residency for property investors, 15 years for business investors.
Move to Dolce Vita answers over 130 questions regarding the Italian investor visa, flat tax, real estate acquisition, and more.
Conservative-leaning lawmakers urge a new investor visa to retain capital, while a controversial 20% exit levy proposal looms.
Charlie Maggi explains why France’s €300,000 investor visa remains Europe’s best-kept secret for global investors.
Ishaan Khanna reports that a federal judge struck down EB-5 fee increases, rolling rates back to pre-April 2024 levels.
Victoria Ciucurel says the middle and upper middle class have officially joined the investment migration market, broadening its parameters.
The measure targets remote workers excluded by stricter Impatriati rules, signaling a shift toward tailored immigration policy.
The UK government touts the “biggest migration overhaul in 50 years.” John Kiely welcomes it but warns it may fall short on retaining wealth.
Wellington delays the NZ$5 million real estate carve-out until 2026; experts split on whether it’s “mostly noise.”
“Chile has the reputation and stability. What’s missing is action,” writes María Esperanza Schorr Donoso.
Optimize Investment Partners argue that Portugal’s Golden Visa remains the same: The world’s leading residency by investment program
2025 brought unexpected twists in the RCBI world, with once-dominant programs slipping and new contenders rising fast.
Vertex Alliance examines why American families are increasingly viewing the Mediterranean island as their strategic Plan B.
Chinese applicants dominated MM2H approvals, followed by South Koreans, Japanese, Bangladeshis and Britons.
“There have been a lot of changes this year, but what surprised me most was how quickly several African countries entered the CBI space.”
Amid “unprecedented volatility” in the US, Henley and Partners now has more American clients than the next four major nationalities combined.
Armenia unveils a no‑stay, five‑year investor fast track, retires “special passports,” and, as Astghik Pepanyan says, enters “uncharted territory.”
Socialists bypass presidential action and trigger a preventive review of the nationality law, halting its entry into force.
After 15 years in Monaco and five in Marbella, men’s tennis superstar Novak Djokovic makes a move to Greece with a real estate purchase in southern Athens.
MoveAnywhere argues that the landscape of investment migration is shifting toward innovation.
Ottawa sets a 250–1,000 admission range for the Startup Visa but locks in 500 yearly spots as Bill C-3 expands citizenship rights.
Gibraltar’s new immigration law doubles permanent residency requirement from five years to ten, full status to twenty.
Half of firms in the 2025 Investment Migration Executive Survey say Americans are their fastest-growing client group.
An Indian agent fled Vanuatu before raids as police investigate four CIIP agents for forging payment receipts.
“My main business concern right now is the political uncertainty in parts of Europe.”
Stephane Tajick suggests the US’ $20 billion loan may pressure Milei to abandon the CBI program or inadvertently become its best defender.
The program will offer residency up to 10 years for the highest threshold of $5 million, placing it among the world’s priciest.
Henry Fan believes Globevisa’s future lies in making global mobility inclusive, tech-enabled, and transparent for all clients.
Fewer files, richer returns. Grenada’s CIP earns record revenue per investor even as intake slows.
Portugal’s golden visa wait times can reach four years while others improve. IMI’s Q3 Survey is out now.
Sierra Leone now has the most flexible dependent criteria worldwide, allowing multiple families to qualify under one investment.
The proposed levy could take effect as soon as November 26; Marco Mesina warns that the proposal itself could accelerate capital flight.
The OECD’s new agreement adds real estate to the global web of tax data already covering bank accounts and cryptocurrency.
With 35+ years of experience, Mercan Group joins forces with Panama to promote a new route for global investors seeking citizenship by investment.
Socialist abstention killed citizenship tax by one vote. Lawmakers then rejected Zucman wealth tax.