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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.
13 Oct 2026
Burnham wants a "serious dialogue" on long-term options after the 20 November UK–EU summit. No residence or travel rule has changed. Rejoining means Article 49; he backs a pledge of an election and referendum.
Read →13 Oct 2026
The card lasts up to four years and needs €300,000 invested or pledged in fixed assets, with jobs created or kept within four years; the investor articles do not name buying a home or a fund.
Read →12 Oct 2026
Circular 20/2022 excludes resident Vietnamese citizens' investment transfers to obtain citizenship or settlement abroad; settlement-application costs follow the foreign side's notice.
Read →12 Oct 2026
Singapore's tax schemes start at S$20 million, and permanent residence through a family office at S$200 million. Dubai's DIFC asks for USD 50 million in family net assets; residence comes via investor visas.
Read →11 Oct 2026
St Kitts and Nevis sets seven years; Antigua and Barbuda and Saint Lucia five; Dominica three, or five, and Grenada five, before the property can qualify another applicant. Early sale can cost citizenship.
Read →11 Oct 2026
Canada's ban is due to end on 1 January 2027; New Zealand offers qualifying investor-visa holders a consent route above NZD 5 million; Singapore's standard foreign-buyer surcharge is 60%.
Read →10 Oct 2026
Section 21 of the Residence Act sets no fixed investment minimum, but authorities still assess the capital committed, business viability and economic effects; Vietnamese applicants file at German missions.
Read →10 Oct 2026
Neither Croatian law trades citizenship or residence for a sum of money. The kuna figure some advertisements quote is a condition of work permits for company owners and key staff, not of citizenship.
Read →9 Oct 2026
Latvia asks €50,000 in a company plus €10,000 to the state, if the firm pays €40,000 a year in tax. Four more start at €250,000 for specific uses; Malta adds €99,000 in charges, Cyprus €50,000 a year in income.
Read →9 Oct 2026
Swiss residence rules set no investment threshold; for eligible foreign residents who do not work, the 2026 federal lump-sum tax base starts at CHF 435,000, while cantons set their own floors.
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