Author: Reza Motalebpour, Founder at Ingwe Canada The Canadian immigration world has an ongoing love-hate relationship with the federal Startup Visa (SUV) Program. Immigration consultants may embrace it while legal immigration practitioners may try to avoid it at all costs. The program is one of two direct permanent residency programs
Author: Cláudia Vasconcelos, Head of Business Development at NEWCO Portugal is rapidly emerging as a pivotal hub for foreign investment, attracting a diverse spectrum of investors with its innovative policies and strategic advantages. This evolution is particularly pronounced in the technology sector and international business activities, where recent updates have
The EU is set to fortify its visa policy framework by updating the mechanism that allows for the suspension of visa-free travel agreements with third countries. This revision, agreed upon by the ambassadors of EU member states, enhances the EU’s capacity to respond to situations where visa-free access is misused
Author: Harvey Law Group The purpose of this article is to compare some of the most popular immigration by investment programs within the European Union (EU). GROWING INTEREST IN MIGRATION Migration for a better future has driven civilisations from the beginning of time. Within the last 15 years, investment immigration
Author: Kevin Du, Marketing Director at Realord Hartman Group Investment immigration, as a special immigration method, not only involves complex financial investments but is also closely related to the immigration policies and regulations of various countries. The latest trends in the investment immigration industry and updates in regulatory policies are
Author: Nicolò Bolla, Italian Tax and Immigration Specialist at Accounting Bolla As recent shifts in immigration rules in other European countries have occurred, Italy has emerged as an increasingly attractive destination for individuals considering relocation outside the EU. But amidst the allure of Italy’s rich culture and history, questions arise:
Author: Nicolas Laurin, President of Eterna International The last ten years have brought about profound transformations in the investment immigration industry, shaped by geopolitical currents, wealth inequality, and intensifying debates in the West over access to housing. The European Commission’s criticism, grounded in anecdotal evidence, has painted investment immigration as
HSBC Life, headquartered in Hong Kong, has issued the most valuable life insurance policy ever recorded, valued at $250 million (£197 million). This unprecedented whole-of-life protection policy, taken out by an anonymous customer, is designed to secure wealth for subsequent generations of the policyholder’s family. Edward Moncreiffe, CEO of HSBC
The UK government is set to abolish the “non-domicile” (non-dom) tax status, affecting approximately 68,000 ultra-wealthy foreign residents. This significant change, announced by Chancellor Jeremy Hunt in the Spring Budget on March 6, aims to generate an additional £9 billion (S$15.4 billion) in revenue. This boost is intended to help
Hungary’s revamped “Guest Investor Residence Permit,” known colloquially as the Golden Visa Program, marks a significant opportunity for non-EU and non-EEA citizens seeking European residency. Launched with an array of investment options, this program offers a gateway not only to Hungary’s vibrant landscape but also to visa-free travel across the
