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Comparisons, data and analysis based on published documents. No investment advice, no predictions about individual applications.
14 Oct 2026
Japan widened property reporting in April 2026, England and Northern Ireland levy a 2% non-resident SDLT surcharge, and US sales by foreign persons generally face 15% withholding.
Read →13 Oct 2026
Australia closed its investor visa streams in 2024; its permanent 858 visa sets no capital floor but is granted on achievement, by invitation. Canada has Quebec's CAD 2 million route and provincial streams.
Read →12 Oct 2026
Circular 20/2022 excludes resident Vietnamese citizens' investment transfers to obtain citizenship or settlement abroad; settlement-application costs follow the foreign side's notice.
Read →11 Oct 2026
Canada's ban is due to end on 1 January 2027; New Zealand offers qualifying investor-visa holders a consent route above NZD 5 million; Singapore's standard foreign-buyer surcharge is 60%.
Read →8 Oct 2026
Latvia's new law omits property purchases as a ground for new investor permits; Greece, Cyprus and Malta retain home-based options, subject to investment and eligibility requirements.
Read →1 Oct 2026
Latvia starts its five-year citizenship clock only at permanent residence, and the ordinary routes of Indonesia, Latvia and, in its 2017 text, the UAE make Vietnamese applicants renounce their nationality.
Read →30 Sep 2026
The main entrepreneur streams of British Columbia, Manitoba, Alberta, Nova Scotia and Newfoundland and Labrador set minimum net worth at CAD 300,000 to 600,000; Saskatchewan has closed its streams.
Read →28 Sep 2026
Vietnam's AI rules set criteria for not proposing advice-only systems as high-risk; a laboratory preprint finds people often follow wrong AI answers, without measuring investment returns.
Read →27 Sep 2026
Cyprus closed its citizenship-by-investment programme in 2020; its published investor residence criteria require at least €300,000 of investment and a secured annual income.
Read →27 Sep 2026
The route requires foreign-currency conversion and a three-year bar on sale; on title transfer, buyer and seller each owe a 2% fee, and a resale gain within five years may be taxable.
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