Citizenship · Capital · Global Mobility
Residence and citizenship tied to investment. Conditions, capital thresholds, attached obligations and policy movement, each read from the authority.
27 Jul 2026
Global citizenship is the tendency to live and invest across borders, considering the right to reside in many places as a backup plan. Analyze concepts, motivations and limitations that need to be known.
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27 Jul 2026
North American investment settlement revolves around US EB-5 and Canadian streams, in addition to markets such as New Zealand. Overview map of mechanisms, differences and policy risks.
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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
The EU reviews visa exemptions for citizenship-by-investment countries; in the Commission's view, running such a programme may in itself be a basis to consider suspending Schengen access.
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27 Jul 2026
After reform, Portugal's Golden Visa dropped the real-estate route and shifted to investment funds. The routes still open, the path to nationality and the points to verify.
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27 Jul 2026
Article 100 of Law 5038/2023 sets the minimum by region and by route, and a rise in transfer tax announced for July 2027 would add to what third-country buyers pay on the same purchase.
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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 Spanish residence-by-investment program has ended since April 2025 according to Basic Law 1/2025. The article explains what happened, the fate of the old file and the remaining options in Europe.
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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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