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Second citizenship, passport strength and freedom of movement worldwide.
27 Jul 2026
The government fees stacked on top of it differ by route and by family size, and two instruments made since 2024 have changed who may be added after a grant and which law now governs the programme.
Read →27 Jul 2026
Saint Lucia Citizenship is a Caribbean citizenship-by-investment program with an additional government bond option. The article covers investment routes, document checks, passport benefits and EU policy risks.
Read →27 Jul 2026
Vanuatu's fast, compact Pacific citizenship-by-investment program has completely lost its Schengen visa exemption. The article examines the mechanism, remaining passport value and appraisal lessons.
Read →27 Jul 2026
Due diligence in citizenship by investment verifies identity and source of funds and determines a programme's reputation. The process, the documents to prepare and the reasons files are refused.
Read →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.
Read →27 Jul 2026
From permanent residence to European citizenship is a multi-year, multi-condition path, not automatic. Three-step analysis, actual residency requirements, language and dual citizenship issues.
Read →27 Jul 2026
The 2026 passport rankings show Singapore leading and Vietnam in the bottom half of the table. How to read the table, what the numbers mean and what investors should watch.
Read →21 Jul 2026
Turkish citizenship through real estate: Investment threshold, property holding period, passport benefits and valuation and tax risks that investors need to evaluate in advance.
Read →20 Jul 2026
Which countries are visa-free with a Vietnamese passport? The visa exemption regimes, and how to check for yourself before each trip.
Read →20 Jul 2026
Retention is not something a Vietnamese citizen applies for; the President's permission belongs to the opposite case — an applicant for Vietnamese nationality who wants to keep a foreign one.
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