Citizenship · Capital · Global Mobility
Updates on migration, citizenship, tax and assets, written from legislation and official sources. Each article names the publishing authority and the date read.
19 Aug 2026
The real-estate route is marketed as the option that keeps capital. In four of the five Caribbean programmes it is also the higher entry price, and the surrounding fees are where the comparison is settled.
Read →11 Aug 2026
US law protects processing of certain regional-centre petitions filed by 30 September 2026; the programme is authorised to 30 September 2027. Neither date guarantees approval or the return of capital.
Read →10 Aug 2026
The 30 June 2026 deadline closed the last window for certain 2025 commitments. Applications accepted before it continue; the proposed replacement pilot remains a policy plan on the pages reviewed.
Read →9 Aug 2026
A new discounting allegation is not a finding of misconduct, but it is a reminder that price, agent status, project approval and the path of funds must be tested against official documents.
Read →8 Aug 2026
Nonbank financial institutions now account for about 80% of emerging-market portfolio debt liabilities. The shift expands funding, while making prices and currencies more sensitive to fund withdrawals.
Read →7 Aug 2026
Case C-181/23 set an EU-law limit on how a member state may confer citizenship. For investors, the task is to identify what survives the judgment and Malta's amendments, not to accept a vague replacement.
Read →7 Aug 2026
The Department of Homeland Security has proposed raising the Form N-400 fee by 75% while abolishing both the reduced fee and the fee waiver. Comments close on 24 August 2026, and no effective date has been set.
Read →6 Aug 2026
UNCTAD and the OECD both report higher foreign direct investment, yet large transactions, intra-company loans and concentration in a few economies make the aggregate a poor substitute for market diligence.
Read →6 Aug 2026
Approval is the start of a chain of recurring obligations, not the end. This article sets out the groups of maintenance duties and where status is most often lost unnecessarily.
Read →5 Aug 2026
The measure is not yet effective, but it could alter the value of investment-linked permanent residence by bringing the travel calendar used to retain status close to a separate domestic tax threshold.
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