How Europe’s ETIAS Could Upend the CBI Market
The phrase “visa-free access” is about to become the investment migration industry’s most expensive technicality.
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Analysis
Trusts vs. Foundations: Which One Is Right for You?
This analytical piece looks into foundations and trusts, detailing both, and highlighting which works best for whom.
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OECD Unveils Global Real Estate Transparency Framework Targeting Cross-Border Property Holdings
The OECD’s new agreement adds real estate to the global web of tax data already covering bank accounts and cryptocurrency.
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Canada Deploys AI Immigration Screening Framework. Could RCBI Programs Follow?
Could Canada’s implementation of AI screening in immigration be a prelude to RCBI doing the same? Experts have their say.
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Behind the Scenes of CBI Screening: How Due Diligence Really Works
Lesperance and Peters give insights into the world of CBI due diligence, what happens behind the scenes, and more.
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Survey Finds Wealth Tax Could Prompt Half of British HNWIs to Leave
Arton Capital’s survey of over 1,000 British millionaires finds that 53% may leave the UK over a wealth tax, while 83% have considered RCBI.
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“Every Application Will Be Different” Experts Analyze Malta’s Transition to Citizenship by Merit
Muscat Azzopardi, Major, Willis, and Aysever agree that Malta’s CBM model won’t rest on fixed-value donations or one-off payments.
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“No Longer the Cheapest or Most Hands-Off”: Experts Examine Caribbean CBI Residency Requirement
Nick Stevens, Serhan Aysever, and Gokce Emer share contrasting views on the impact of a 30-day stay rule on Caribbean citizenship by investment.
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$500k Threshold “Fair and Competitive”: Specialists on How They Would Design Argentina’s CBI Program
As Argentina’s category-defining CBI program takes shape, three renowned experts weigh in on how to design it for maximum impact and benefit.
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Citizenship by Investment, Merit, or Hypocrisy? Germany’s Citizenship Data Tell an Interesting Story
CBI is “dangerous,” says the EU. Meanwhile, Germany quietly naturalizes nationals from the same countries it flags as security risks.
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“I Think It Will Pass in Its Most Restrictive Shape”: Experts Examine Portugal’s Proposed Naturalization Law
Golden Visa experts weigh in on retroactivity, investor confidence, possible outcomes, and the future of the program.
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Will Caribbean CBI Residency Rules Trigger OECD Tax Concerns?
Experts dismiss tax fears over potential Caribbean CBI residency requirements: “That argument doesn’t hold water.”
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How to Gain More Travel Freedom Without a New Passport
Want more global mobility? A second passport isn’t the only way to get more visa-free travel.
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What Makes You a Tax Resident in Hungary? And What Will it Cost You?
What makes you a tax resident in Hungary? Csaba Magyar explains the thresholds and treaty traps that ensnare new arrivals.
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Do Preferential Tax Regimes Work? A Case Study of Italy
In this case study, Federico Salmoiraghi dissects Italy’s tax incentives, revealing their surprising economic impact.
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The Dangerous 183-Day Tax Myth That Could Cost You Everything
Marco Mesina warns that trying to live tax-free by avoiding residency anywhere often backfires with serious consequences.
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6 High-Yield RCBI Government Bond Options
With annual yields as high as 35%, these RCBI bond routes deliver the industry’s strongest returns.
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It Isn’t the UK: Why a US Tax Hike Won’t Cause Millionaire Exodus
Jimmy Sexton argues that U.S. tax hikes won’t drive millionaires away because expatriation costs more than staying put.
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The UK Killed the Non-Dom, But it Lives on in These Countries
The non-dom may be dead in the UK, but Marco Mesina shows its legacy lives on globally from Thailand’s beaches to Singapore’s skyscrapers.
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This is the World’s Most Valuable Citizenship: 4 Underrated Reasons Why
What makes a citizenship valuable? James Nuveen analyzes why the Irish passport is the world’s most coveted travel document.
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