Whether buying property or investing in a business, an increasing number of investors find viable options for their global mobility needs through Greece’s flexible program.
Uglobal Immigration Magazine, Volume 2, Issue 1
Featured Articles in this Issue
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Even though the program’s investment amount has increased recently, the provincial program still offers many advantages compared to other programs. However, there are signs of an uncertain future of the seasonal program.
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Rising property prices and favorable market conditions help make the central European country appealing to wealthy foreign investors who wish to become residents through real estate investments.
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Among the best offerings is Grenada, which has a treaty program with United States allowing Grenada citizens to invest and operate a business to live in the United States, and also travel visa-free to China.
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Harris reflects on his nation’s CBI program, the first and longest-running investment immigration program in the world, as it celebrates its 35th anniversary this summer.
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As global mobility increases, there are tax treaties and rules to follow to avoid double taxation and save money.
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Moldova’s Citizenship-by-Investment program completed its first citizenship-by-investment application process in May and has more than 30 applications in progress.
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Cecillia Cheah, a Malaysian national, was tired of working long and hard hours at the family’s company in Malaysia. She didn’t have time to spend with her three children. In 2015, she decided to do something about it. She decided to seek a better life by migrating to Australia and be able to spend more time with her children and give them a better future.
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Uglobal Immigration Magazine is proud to recognize the global investment migration industry's most influential and powerful leaders with the distinguished Top 50 Global Migration Agency CEOs Award. Nominees were evaluated based on their industry experience, company performance, track record and reputation in the field.
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Cyprus has recently reformed its program, including limiting the number of investors to 700 per year, increasing the investment amount, adding on a required country donation and creating a special Code of Conduct for its authorized service providers to follow.
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The European Union offers affordable residency that can lead to citizenship through investments like purchasing real estate.
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With a high quality of life, health care and safety, the Westernized island nation is an attractive place to resettle for many investors and has several benefits compared to other.
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The Caribbean island’s treaty with the U.S. facilitates the advantageous E-2 visa, which can help jump start permanent residency.
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To attract more foreign capital benefitting the Italian economy, the government launched a visa for non-European investors who want to invest in Italian companies, innovative start-up companies, research, education and philanthropic activities.
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Three visas stand out as the most beneficial programs for investors to the Latin American country: the special passport visa, the reforestation visa and self-solvency visa.
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Not all passports are created equal, granting some holders significantly more benefits than others.
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New regulations in Turkey offers foreign investors the opportunity to become citizens with a $250,000 investment in a residential property or a $500,000 investment into a business.
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Hundreds come to the MENA region’s largest event, which featured more than 40 speakers.
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The two-day expo featured a variety of panels and showcased more than 30 companies and firms.
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More than 20 companies sponsored the event, which featured a who’s who crowd of top professionals.
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Nearly 400 professionals come to the expo in the India market, which is rapidly becoming an in-demand region for investment immigration.