Kimpton Kawana Bay Resort: A world-class citizenship by investment opportunity
Citizenship by Investment in Grenada is a fast, efficient and straightforward process, taking as little as 120 to 150 days to process.
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Grenada strikes a chord with SA investors seeking secondary citizenship
Citizenship by investment in 120 days and visa-free travel to 143 countries is seeing Grenada in the Caribbean receiving increasing attention from South Africans.
How to move to the UK: The best visa routes in 2020
Taking time to perform in-depth research on the types of visas available and their requirements can ensure you make your move to the UK on the right foot.
Use your overseas property investment to get international citizenship
Property specialist and founder of Hurst & Wills, Lisa Bathurst, explains what to look out for when considering buying citizenship property – the risks and the rewards.
EB-5 US Investor Green Card Program: Important update
Alarm bells are ringing within the US EB-5 Investor Visa community in the United States and around the world.
Careers to get you into Australia within five years
Whether you’re starting university or thinking of a career change, if your goal is to migrate to Australia, these in-demand careers can pave your way to Australian citizenship.
More South Africans are choosing US EB-5 Immigrant Investment Visa (Green Cards)
South Africans are surging towards the popular US EB-5 Immigrant Investment Visa program ahead of possible price increases that will likely place the EB-5 program out of reach for many.
🔒 Golden Visa freeze: UK builds wall to keep out wealthy investors
The British government is preparing to suspend a special visa program that allows wealthy investors to fast-track their settlement in the country.
🔒 Mauritius ‘golden passport’ scheme flagged on OECD blacklist
Mauritius and the Seychelles are among countries flagged as operating high-risk schemes which sell either residency or citizenship in a new report released by the OECD.
🔒 Expect a clamp down on passport schemes for investors – The Economist
Selling citizenship is big business for small countries, with deposed politicians and criminals gaining easy access to safe havens.