Immigration By Investment

According to 1040 Abroad, a tax filing service for U.S. citizens residing abroad, nearly one million American expatriates are contemplating renouncing their U.S. citizenship due to stringent tax obligations. Out of an estimated nine million Americans living overseas, roughly a quarter are either seriously considering or planning to give up

I recently found myself unexpectedly named as a co-defendant in a civil lawsuit in the United States, initiated by MSR Media International and Philippe Martinez. This lawsuit also involves former and current government officials of St. Kitts and Nevis, and certain Citizenship by Investment (CIP) actors now engaged in a

The UAE Golden Visa program, established in 2019, has been a significant draw for global talent, offering multiple pathways for residency, including one tailored for ‘Scientists and Specialists.’ This article delves into recent changes affecting this specific pathway, focusing on new salary requirements and the updated process for educational certificate

As the world becomes increasingly interconnected, wealthy individuals are reconsidering their residence due to shifting political landscapes and tax regulations. With major elections looming in the US, UK, and France, and the rise of geopolitical tensions, the allure of relocating to jurisdictions with more favorable conditions is growing. The pandemic

Germany is set to implement significant citizenship reform on June 27, which promises to ease the naturalization process for immigrants, allowing them to obtain citizenship in as little as three years, according to Schengen News. The center-left coalition government introduced this reform to better acknowledge the contributions of immigrants to

Japan, traditionally known as the “Land of the Rising Sun,” is witnessing a significant “rise” in its appeal as a destination for long-term residency, driven by its unique blend of modern innovation and rich traditions. The resilience of its tourism sector, despite global challenges, is paralleled by the growing interest

The impending conclusion of Spain’s “golden visa” program is expected to temporarily invigorate the local real estate market, particularly in regions favored by foreign investors. Since its initiation in 2013, the program has successfully attracted billions of dollars from non-EU citizens, offering them residency in exchange for significant real estate

On April 29, 2024, the Canadian government announced crucial modifications to its federal business immigration programs, aimed at improving processing times and modernizing services. The Honourable Marc Miller, Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship, highlighted these changes as essential for streamlining the system to better serve both newcomers and Canadians.