Category: Citizenship

Greece is one of few countries in the world require mandatory military service. All Greek nationals who are males between the ages of 19 and 45 are required by Greek law to perform military service for 12 months. Greeks who are also dual nationals who have acquired foreign citizenship or passport are not exempted from…

Many Australians hold dual or multiple citizenships abroad. Dual nationality can impact how you seek help you overseas. If you are a dual national traveling to the country of your other nationality, you need to know how your citizenship can impact you. Under international law, countries are not obliged to recognize dual nationality. In some…

In a free world, Global citizenship is a radical cosmopolitan idea of globally minded individuals and communities transcends from humanity as a whole, breaking all social, geographic or political barriers. They are the citizens of the world. One good example is having multiple citizenships (and passports) from different countries automatically makes you a global citizen…

Greece has established a flexible and fast-track procedure for non – EU/EEA foreign investors who wish to obtain an entry visa and a residence permit for their investment activities in Greece. The Directorate for Migration Policy of the Ministry of Migration Policy is responsible for the examination of the golden visa application and the decision…

We get a lot of inquiries from clients asking for fully refundable investments with golden visas and citizenship by investment programs. We understand the interests of clients who value their hard earned money and dont want to waste money with donation options where the money is gone. First we start with real estate, which is…

The St Kitts and Nevis Citizenship by Investment Program mandatorily requires a police certificates (no criminal record) are required for all applicants above the age of sixteen (16) years.  According to the Statutory Rules and Orders of No. 52 of 2011, Saint Christopher and Nevis Citizenship by Investment Regulations a police certificate is defined as follows:…

King Henry V of England is credited with having invented what some consider the first passport in the modern sense, as a means of helping his subjects prove who they were in foreign lands. The earliest reference to these documents is found in the Safe Conducts Act 1414. The British passport first made its appearance…

The Early story of the Canadian passport is entwined with Canada’s history, both as a colony of Great Britain and as a neighbour of the United States. Before 1862, Canadians, as British subjects, could travel freely to and from the United States without passports. To travel to Europe, however, a Canadian had to obtain a…

The Albanian Citizenship Law No. 113/2020 passed in parliament, regulates special cases of Albanian citizenship in the field of education, science, arts, sports and also in national interest. Under the act, a new agency was formed for Drafting Special Citizenship Programs (AHPVSH) under the Ministry of Interior, for review  and checks of applications for the…

With millions of people on the move worldwide and the increasingly popular trend to work remotely, Malta has become the latest country to acknowledge this global development and launch a Nomad Residence Permit to attract third country nationals to its shores. The Nomad Residence Permit enables holders to retain their current employment based in another…