Qatar has announced plans to introduce a 10-year residency permit for entrepreneurs and senior business executives, as part of efforts to attract long-term foreign investment, founders, and private sector leadership into the country. The announcement was made by Qatar’s Prime Minister during Web Summit Qatar and aligns with the country’s
Holding more than one passport is far more common today than it was a few decades ago. Around three out of four countries now allow dual or multiple citizenship, a significant shift from earlier periods when nationality laws were far more restrictive. This widening acceptance reflects long-term changes in migration
Saudi Arabia is reportedly considering an expansion of its Premium Residency programme to attract ultra-high-net-worth individuals and globally mobile capital, marking a potential shift in how Gulf states position themselves within the global investment migration landscape in 2026. The development, reported in January 2026, aligns with Saudi Arabia’s broader Vision
A new survey of wealthy Americans shows that about one third of U.S. millionaires say they are now more likely to consider leaving the United States following the return of Donald Trump to the presidency. The findings highlight how concerns related to foreign policy, economic conditions, and domestic divisions are
Greece has introduced a new option within its Golden Visa framework, shifting part of the program’s focus away from property purchases and toward startup investment. The move reflects a broader effort to diversify how foreign capital enters the Greek economy, at a time when real estate-led residency programs face increasing
Europe is not “closed” to global investors in 2026. What has changed is the type of investor Europe is trying to attract, and the kind of investment routes it is willing to defend politically. Across the EU, the direction is clear: less speculation, more compliance, more contribution, and more long-term
On December 15, 2025, a major update to Canada’s citizenship rules took effect with Bill C-3. If your family includes Canadians who were born or adopted abroad—or you think you might have a claim to citizenship through a parent or grandparent—these changes could directly affect you. The Big Shift: No
Belarus is considering a citizenship-by-investment (CBI) pathway for foreign investors, following reports that lawmakers are advancing proposed amendments to the country’s citizenship legislation. The initiative, which is currently under parliamentary review, would mark a notable shift in Belarus’s approach to capital-based migration. While the proposal has been described as creating
As of 2026, Malta continues to be one of the more resilient and actively growing economies among European Union member states. Recent statistics and forecasts show that output levels, labour market indicators, and international rankings place Malta in a strong position relative to broader EU performance. This overview sets out
The Government of St. Kitts and Nevis has confirmed a major overhaul of its Citizenship by Investment (CBI) program for 2026, introducing for the first time a physical residency and “genuine-link” requirement for new applicants. Officials describe this shift as part of a broader strategy to strengthen the program’s integrity
