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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.
23 Sep 2026
Nothing read says who receives the interest, and the newest item on page one of the Authority's rate listing, read on 19 September 2026, was a sheet dated 31 May 2026.
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The statute's commencement rule puts the amendment in force on 20 June; phrase searches of the gazette index on 21 September did not find the decision that is to set the conditions and create the agency.
Read →22 Sep 2026
Residence on Ireland's investor route counts for naturalisation, and the scheme published 21 September would let a regulation exclude temporary or limited permissions without saying whether that reaches it.
Read →22 Sep 2026
The same table put 9,553 approved petitions in the unreserved queue, 9,549 of them under China as country of birth.
Read →22 Sep 2026
All three sit on one Ministry of Justice site, in sections that do not link to one another: capital returned in one, prices that can fall as well as rise in another, employees as well as money in the third.
Read →21 Sep 2026
Spain's regulation carries no euro figure at all; Portugal's reference was set by a decree-law of 29 December 2025, and Colombia's wage decree states that it applies transitorily.
Read →21 Sep 2026
Article 8 of Order 841 ends with a single line: overseas enterprises and institutions may not provide exit-entry intermediary services within the territory of China.
Read →21 Sep 2026
USCIS records the twelve-chapter guidance as effective from 18 September, lists investors among the categories it covers, and asks whether an applicant is more likely than not to become a public charge.
Read →21 Sep 2026
The Philippine Retirement Authority sets the SRRV Classic deposit by the applicant's age and by proof of a qualifying lifetime pension, and the four figures run from USD 15,000 to USD 50,000.
Read →20 Sep 2026
Filed on 3 September, twelve days before the provision took effect, the repeal bill still has no recorded reading — one of the cumulative conditions Rule 39(2) sets for the next Saeima to continue it.
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