NURI KATZ
Nuri Katz, Founder and President of Apex Capital Partners
Mr. Nuri Katz, founder of Apex Capital Partners, is an acknowledged global leader in the investor immigration and residency planning industry. With over 30 years of experience, Nuri has helped individuals, families, and even governments navigate the complex world of global citizenship.
Expertise You Can Trust
Licensed & Regulated: Nuri is a licensed member of the Immigration Consultants of Canada Regulatory Council (ICCRC), the governing body for Canadian immigration consultants. He is also licensed by the Nevis Financial Services Regulatory Commission as a registered agent for International Business Companies (IBCs). Explore Apex Capital Partners’ licenses here.
Government Advisor: His expertise has been sought by numerous countries, from Canada to Antigua and Barbuda, where he has provided guidance on creating and improving citizenship, immigration, and tax residency laws.
Investment Savvy: Nuri possesses international experience in cross-border property and other investment strategies, helping clients make informed decisions that align with their overall financial goals.
More Than Just a Passport
Nuri understands that global citizenship is a multifaceted decision. He and his team at Apex Capital Partners provide comprehensive support, including:
- Investor Immigration: Secure residency or citizenship through investment.
- Residency Planning: Develop a personalized plan to meet your unique goals.
- Cross-border Investment: Explore investment opportunities in real estate and other sectors.
Ready to explore your options? Connect with Nuri and Apex Capital Partners to start your journey towards global citizenship.
«For 30 years, Apex Capital Partners has successfully helped thousands of people obtain a second citizenship and we continue to globally expand our business in order to best meet every client’s need. When you become an APEX client, you can be assured that from day one, you will have a dedicated team of professionals to assist you every step of the way», Nuri Katz.
Nuri Katz IN THE PRESS
Bloomberg TV
The US administration continues to experiment with the Trump Gold Card program, and these changes are raising many questions
Nuri Katz, President and Founder of Apex Capital Partners, spoke to Bloomberg about the current state of the US investment immigration market.
The Gold Card for the US was initially advertised at $5 million, but within a few months the price was drastically reduced to $1 million. This suggests that the market is simply not ready to buy such an expensive product.
Forbes
Trump Gold Card Visa’s ‘Admission Of Failure’: Gets 80% Price Cut
President Trump signed an executive order launching the Trump Gold Card immigration visa, which he announced on social media as being “available for $1 Million Dollars for individuals”—instead of the previously touted $5 million price—and promising “U.S. residency in record time.”
“This is an admission of failure if they cut the price by 80%,” Nuri Katz, founder of APEX Capital Partners, who has for three decades provided investment immigration guidance to ultra-high-net-worth clients, told Forbes in a text over the weekend.
Before Trump Gold Card visas can be implemented, Congress would need to create new immigration and tax laws, multiple immigration experts told Forbes.
Fox News
President Trump’s “travel ban” explained
President Donald Trump on Wednesday resurrected a hallmark policy of his first term, announcing that citizens of 12 countries would be banned from visiting the United States and those from seven others would face restrictions. Nuri Katz at Apex Capital Partners joined LiveNOW from FOX’s Josh Breslow to discuss what the “travel ban” really means.
A ban on entry into the United States has been imposed on holders of passports from the following countries: Afghanistan, Myanmar, Chad, Republic of the Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Haiti, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan and Yemen.
“The Trump administration has determined that identification documents issued by these governments are not credible and therefore pose a security risk to the United States.”
Kiplinger
Could a Golden Visa Be Your Ticket to Retiring Abroad?
So-called ‘Golden Visas’ allow individuals to live, work, and study in a country in exchange for a significant investment in that nation’s economy. There are many advantages a Golden Visa offers to high-net-worth individuals, professionals, business owners, and retirees looking for options in an uncertain world. “The main reason for people to apply for such a visa is to be able to move to another country in exchange for a passive investment that does not require the applicant to work in a certain job or pursue a certain profession,” said Nuri Katz, founder of Apex Capital Partners.
Bloomberg
Trump’s $5 Million “Gold Card” Visa Plan
The US president announced the outline of a program that will offer residency or a pathway to citizenship for people willing to make a large payment. Nuri Katz, founder of Canada-based immigration consultancy Apex Capital Partners, said investors taking advantage of the program would most likely need a net worth of roughly $50 million and estimated that “50 to 200” people would apply. He said he expects people from Asia, including China and the Middle East, as well as Russians and Canadians to be the first to look at these visas.
Antigua News
Nuri Katz commented for Antigua News on the threat of entry bans for Antigua and Barbuda passport holders, as well as the EU’s policy towards Schengen visa-free countries with citizenship by investment programs
“The document cited by the media outlines the criteria that the US believes an investment citizenship program should meet. I believe that the programs of Antigua and Barbuda and other Caribbean countries mentioned in the list already meet these requirements. In fact, the only thing left for the CIP Units to officially say is that they do not accept applications from citizens of countries that the US has already banned from entering, and whom they do not want to see in their country. Which is not at all difficult to do”.
Newsweek
Trump Travel Ban Debate
President Trump promised another travel ban. The news resonated all over the world and was then refuted by the Trump’s administration. What if a ban were to go into effect, it is likely that travel from designated countries would be barred completely or heavily restricted.
Nuri Katz, CEO and founder of Apex Capital Partners, said while that might work on some smaller nations, such as those in the Caribbean, he did not think every other foreign government or citizen impacted would necessarily care. But he also noted that there are families whose members might have US citizenship or live in the US and at the same time within the same family there might be a member with citizenship of a banned country. And how that would be regulated – no one has a clue.