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Updates on migration, citizenship, tax and assets, written from legislation and official sources. Each article names the publishing authority and the date 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 →28 Sep 2026
From 28 September 2026, Decree 320 extends VNeID accounts to foreigners who enter or reside in Vietnam lawfully; applications are made in person, and the account locks when the permitted stay ends.
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.
Read →27 Sep 2026
Under the 9 August 2025 consolidation, transfers accumulate over the five consecutive years before application and must reach at least USD 200,000; the 25 July 2019 text listed three years and USD 54,000.
Read →26 Sep 2026
Article 17 words its investment ground as a contribution to the state economy rather than a sum, and addresses its language and history requirement to persons under the first of the three grounds.
Read →26 Sep 2026
The EU cited Vanuatu's scheme failures in 2022; the UK cited abuse in Dominica and Vanuatu in 2023 and inherent risk in Saint Lucia in 2026, while Ireland's announcement cited alignment.
Read →26 Sep 2026
Neither Decision 234/2021 nor the Royal Oman Police's English investor-visa pages, checked on 22 September 2026, states an investment threshold; the monetary amounts shown are fees.
Read →25 Sep 2026
The Act sets a three-year permanent resident permit, at least fifteen days in Samoa each year and an investment held for at least five years, and all monetary amounts are Samoan Tala.
Read →25 Sep 2026
The Council approved amendments on 23 September 2026 covering the atypical-residence tax and residence for economic reasons; the revised decree awaits promulgation.
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