The Impact of Dubai’s Golden Visa Strategy: 158,000 Reasons for Economic Growth

In 2023, Dubai marked a significant milestone in its migration policy by issuing an unprecedented 158,000 golden visas, nearly doubling the total from the previous year, as indicated by the General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs (GDRFA).
Reassessing the Impact of Golden Visa Programs on European Housing Markets

As Europe grapples with economic shifts and rising housing prices, the role of Golden Visa programs has come under scrutiny. These changes reflect a broader understanding within the European Union of the need to balance economic benefits with social implications.
From Crypto to Investment Migration: Meet Apex Capital Partners, Official Sponsors of the Bitcoin Conference

This July, Apex Capital Partners is proud to sponsor the Bitcoin Conference, the premier global platform for Bitcoin enthusiasts, held in the vibrant city of Nashville. As a leading firm in the citizenship by investment (CBI) sector, Apex Capital Partners sits at the intersection of cryptocurrency and global mobility, pioneering new pathways for investors. Cryptocurrency […]
Everything You Need to Know About Hungary’s Golden Visa Program

Hungary is set to relaunch its Golden Visa Program under the new name of Guest Investor Program (GIP) starting on July 1, 2024.
“Solidarity Investment”: Portugal Golden Visa Program new option or something else?

On June 3, 2024, Portuguese Government announced its new Action Plan for Migration. Including Measure 32, which promises to “create an instrument to channel private capital into social investment in immigrant integration projects.” The new Portuguese government would also apply the Social Impact Bonds model to the area of migration to increase opportunities for integration into the labor market and working conditions. Nevertheless, the Government insists on not referring to the new social investment option as a “Portugal Golden Visa.”
Greece Golden Visa for real estate from €250,000 only until 30th of August, 2024

Now, when there are two and a half months left before the price of investments under the “Greece Golden Visa” goes up, the program is at the peak of its popularity. In addition to last minute dates, there are other factors in favor of this decision. So, unlike Spain and Portugal, Greece issues a “Golden Visa” for 5 years at once. The minimum value of real estate under the program under current conditions is €250,000. However, the requirements for the amount depend on the location of the property.
How to Invest in Citizeneship or Residency

This guide dives into the intricacies of investing in residency and citizenship, outlining a pathway to becoming a global citizen.
Investment Migration Programs to Watch

With political, economic, and social stability increasingly sought after, the investment migration programs offered in these countries stand out not.
UAE Expats from US & Canada Are Reshaping Dubai’s Property Market

In an intriguing turn of events, expatriates who once left the UAE for North America—Canada and the US, to be precise—are increasingly returning to Dubai. This reverse migration is fueled by factors such as high taxes, soaring living costs, and limited opportunities in North America. This trend could be fertile ground for investors, particularly in the property market.
Greece’s Golden Visa Revamp: What Investors Need to Know

As the European Union reevaluates Golden Visa schemes amidst considerations of housing market dynamics and security, Greece steps forward with strategic modifications to its offering.
Important changes in Greece Golden Visa conditions

It has become known that the Greece Golden Visa for investments in real estate will rise in price from 31st of March! But there is a transition period for entering the program under the old conditions, as reported by the Minister of National Economy and Finance, Kostis Hatzidakis.
Greece Golden Visa: the price could triple in 2024

This February, during parliamentary hearings, Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis proposed raising the minimum investment for a Greece Golden Visa to € 800,000. The politician cites the lack of affordable housing for the population as the reason. Despite the radical nature of this proposal, Prime Minister Mitsotakis would not like to set such a high cost of real estate for golden visa applicants in all municipalities.