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The residency by investment program just proposed by the Virgin Islands government is a forward-thinking initiative that promises to diversify the economy and open up new avenues for growth. It stands as a testament to the territory's commitment to fostering a dynamic economic environment that is welcoming to investors and beneficial to its citizens.
With Spain officially ending its Golden Visa program on April 3, 2025, many investors are reevaluating their options for obtaining residency and citizenship in Europe. Fortunately, other countries continue to offer attractive programs for high-net-worth individuals seeking access to the European Union. In this guide, we explore the best options for investors, focusing on Greece, Hungary, Malta, Portugal, and Cyprus.
Hodges Bay Resort & Spa, the crown jewel of Antigua’s northern coast, has officially reopened as the flagship property of HQ Hotels & Residences, led by Sam Nazarian in partnership with Wyndham Hotels & Resorts and Marc Anthony. This reimagined luxury resort blends world-class hospitality, bespoke dining experiences, and vibrant social hubs, setting a new standard for Caribbean indulgence. Offering fractional ownership opportunities, Hodges Bay also serves as a gateway to Antigua’s Citizenship by Investment Program.
The Caribbean Citizenship by Investment (CBI) programs have long been a leading choice for global investors seeking second citizenship. These programs offer a range of benefits, including access to tax-efficient environments, flexible investment options, and quick processing times. In 2025, Caribbean CBI programs maintain their competitive edge, adapting to global trends and offering stability through standardized investment thresholds. This guide examines the leading CBI programs in Antigua & Barbuda, Dominica, Grenada, St. Kitts & Nevis, and St. Lucia.
Hungary's recent decision to terminate the real estate investment option from its Guest Investor Program (GIP), often referred to as the Golden Visa Program, marks another significant shift in Europe's approach to investment migration. Effective before January 1, 2025, this move highlights ongoing concerns surrounding housing market pressures and the socioeconomic impact of investment-driven real estate acquisitions. As Hungary joins countries like Portugal in curbing property purchases as a pathway to residency, this development underscores a broader European trend toward reforming Citizenship by Investment (CBI) and Residency by Investment (RBI) programs to ensure sustainability and equity.
Portugal's Golden Visa Program has long been a gateway for global investors seeking a residency option in the European Union. In 2025, this program is poised for significant changes driven by evolving market dynamics, regulatory adjustments, and heightened demand from key regions. Below, we explore predictions and key developments shaping the future of Portugal's Golden Visa Program.
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CARIBBEAN CITIZENSHIP BY INVESTMENT

Caribbean citizenship by investment is allowed in Antigua & Barbuda, Anguilla, Dominica, Grenada, Saint Lucia, and St. Kitts & Nevis. Acquiring a second passport in Caribbean countries has many benefits.

European citizenship by investment

EUROPEAN CITIZENSHIP BY INVESTMENT

European Citizenship by Investment is becoming increasingly popular across the globe. We will answer the questions where can I get second passport EU and what countries would be interesting for EU citizenship through investment?

CITIZENSHIP BY INVESTMENT IN REAL ESTATE PROJECTS

The experience of Apex Capital Partners with the real estate market allows us to find reliable developers around the world whose projects allow you to obtain citizenship for real estate.

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