Citizenship · Capital · Global Mobility
Comparisons, data and analysis based on published documents. No investment advice, no predictions about individual applications.
27 Jul 2026
Cross-border inheritance poses problems about inheritance law, taxes and residence in many countries at the same time. Analyse common legal conflicts and how to plan properly.
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27 Jul 2026
Passport geopolitics two: Global uncertainty drives the need for fallback residency and citizenship rights, but also makes passport values volatile. Analyze two-way relationships.
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27 Jul 2026
EB-5 regional centers and direct investments differ in their operating roles, employment calculations, and legal deadlines. Analyze for investors to choose the appropriate direction.
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27 Jul 2026
FATCA green card: US green card holders are subject to taxes on worldwide income and foreign asset reporting obligations. Analyse the FATCA mechanism and what to prepare before receiving a green card.
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27 Jul 2026
The cheapest residency by investment program is not the one with the lowest threshold, but the one with the lowest net total cost for your goals. Analyze the comparison correctly.
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27 Jul 2026
The strongest passport in Southeast Asia belongs to Singapore, while Vietnam is in the middle group in the region. Analyze internal distances, the meaning of numbers and how to read them correctly.
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27 Jul 2026
A cross-border trust is a legal structure for holding and transferring assets across multiple countries. Analyze the mechanism, role in heritage planning and risks that need to be kept in mind.
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27 Jul 2026
Second citizenship tax is an often misunderstood concern: Tax obligations are tied to tax residency, not passports. Analysis of tax residency, declaration obligations and exceptions.
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27 Jul 2026
Citizenship by investment in 2026 shows a clear tightening: EU pressure on the Caribbean, harmonised investment thresholds and higher due-diligence standards. The picture and what it means for investors.
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27 Jul 2026
Why do countries tighten investment immigration programs? Pressures for transparency, security, house prices and international reputation are the main drivers. Analyze the causes and implications for investors.
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