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Vanuatu Reopens CIIP Program
The Vanuatu government has re-launched the Capital investment immigration program on May 26, 2025, under the new amended regulations published under Citizenship (CIIP) Amendment Order 95 of 2025 published in official gazette. Under the newly published regulation, foreigners investing $160,000 or more, eligible for Vanuatu passport with their families. The Capital Investment Immigration Plan (CIIP)…
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Argentina Announces $500K Economic Citizenship Program
Argentina will be soon launching a new economic citizenship program during late 2025 or early 2026, to raise foreign investment from international investors, bringing direct benefit to the economy, according the official announcement made by government. New Decree The Decree 366/2025, signed by President Javier Milei and his cabinet of Ministers, made new changes to…
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List of Countries in US Travel Ban 2025
President Trump has signed Executive Order 14161 of January 20, 2025 restricting the entry of foreign nationals and aliens into United States. The purpose of the order is to safeguard United States from national security, espouse hateful ideology, or otherwise exploit the immigration laws for malevolent purposes, recommending that entry restrictions and limitations be placed on…
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How to Get Cheapest Vanuatu Real Estate Citizenship
The Pacific nation of Vanuatu now offers the most affordable and cheapest citizenship by investment program for property investments starting from $105,000, which is all inclusive cost for single applicant. This is possible through the financing option with in the buyback share offered by developer. Exclusive Vanuatu Citizen Perks Real Estate Investment Vanuatu launched the…
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St.Kitts Remains Undisputed CBI Leader
As the demand for dual citizenship continues to grow, St. Kitts and Nevis remains the benchmark for investors seeking a reputable and long-term alternative citizenship solution, St. Kitts and Nevis positions itself as an unbeatable and undisputed CBI leader in 2025. St. Kitts and Nevis has been a pioneer in the Citizenship by Investment sector…
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St.Kitts Announces New Fees for Dependent Addition
The St. Kitts and Nevis Citizenship by Investment Unit (CIU) and the Ministry of National Security has provided a notice to authorized agents regarding policies for the processing of “additions” of dependants (spouse, children) of Citizenship by Investment. All applications for addition of dependants for citizens by investment must, first, be submitted to the CIU.…
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May Newsletter – Top Stories
We bring you key news and latest updates in the investment immigration industry for the month of May. United Kingdom The UK’s introduction of non-domicile tax system and high inheritance taxes has backfired, made the country unattractive for rich and wealthy to quit and move to tax free countries. To counter mass exodus of millionaires,…
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St.Kitts Passes Extradition Bill to Safeguard CBI Program
The National Assembly of Saint Christopher and Nevis passed the Extradition Bill, 2025, on Thursday, May 22, 2025. The Bill was crafted by AG Wilkins, aimed at preventing the twin-island Federation from becoming a safe haven for fugitives in fighting against transnational crime and commitment to international justice. “Our current extradition law is outdated. It…
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Portugal May Require Strong Ties for Nationality Applications
The New Democratic Alliance party led by Luis Montenegro won the elections but it is still a minority. With Luis montenegro refused to form alliance with Chega, it is more likely to form minority or coalition government aligning with other parties. The New government coming to power in June is expected to adopt reforms to…
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First Draft Bill Unveiled to Establish Regional CBI Regulator
The first draft of the Bill to establish a Regional Regulator for Caribbean Citizenship by Investment (CBI) Programmes has been reviewed by the attorneys general and Chief Parliamentary Counsel of the five OECS Member States which operate CBI Programmes. The discussions took place during the Seventh Meeting of ECCU Attorneys General and Chief Parliamentary Counsel,…