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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.
20 Oct 2026
Italy taxes a newcomer's foreign income at a flat €300,000 a year and Greece at €100,000, with a €500,000 investment. Portugal's and Spain's lower rates require a job, board seat or other listed activity.
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Golden Visa holders can qualify for a 20-year permanent residence permit after investing USD 1 million in business activity within 12 months of issue; residential property under EDB schemes does not count.
Read →19 Oct 2026
The decree covers ordinary-passport holders from 15 October 2026 to 15 October 2027 inclusive, excludes work, study and residence, and leaves the regime of stay to Russian law.
Read →19 Oct 2026
New Zealand's exemption lasts about four years, for people non-resident for ten. Australia's is for some temporary-visa holders. Canada has none; like Australia, it resets the cost of assets held on arrival.
Read →19 Oct 2026
ĐT categories depend on capital or qualifying sectors or areas; ĐT1 residence cards last up to ten years, ĐT4 gives no card under that category, and general permanent-residence rules have no investor category.
Read →18 Oct 2026
Across seven countries, Cyprus requires a permit for a buyer living in Vietnam, Malta does outside designated areas, Switzerland allows only a holiday home and Spain needs military consent in defence zones.
Read →18 Oct 2026
The 2025 regulations also cover joint ventures at that threshold; TISEZA's help page still quotes USD 500,000 for foreign-owned projects, while residence guidance names the former Investment Centre.
Read →17 Oct 2026
Thailand opens condominium units within a 49% quota, land only by exception; Malaysia adds state approval, floors in Penang and Johor and, from 2026, 8% stamp duty; Dubai limits foreign freehold to set areas.
Read →17 Oct 2026
The card covers a group employee or officer named legal representative of a French entity and paid at least three times the annual minimum wage; the provisions governing it set no minimum investment.
Read →16 Oct 2026
Vietnamese outside the barred groups can invest abroad in their own name, with a certificate from VND 7 billion. No route was found for buying a home to live in or for a citizenship or residence payment.
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