Greece to Expand Golden Visa Program with New Startup Investment Option
In a strategic move to diversify its investment portfolio, Greece, under the leadership of Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, announced plans to expand the Golden Visa Program to include a startup investment option.
Demand for a “Plan B” Passport Grows Among Americans
A growing number of Americans, particularly high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs), are re-evaluating their life goals and looking beyond the traditional concept of the American Dream. This shift towards investing in a “plan b” passport is fueled by a combination of factors, including political and economic instability at home, a desire for new cultural experiences and a higher quality of life, and the pursuit of financial benefits and opportunities.
The Insider’s Guide to Residency by Investment Programs (RBI)
Residency by Investment (RBI) programs, often colloquially referred to as “Golden Visas,” offer a streamlined path to residency in exchange for a significant financial contribution to the host country. In this comprehensive guide, we will delve into the intricacies of RBI programs, explore the key distinctions between RBI and Citizenship by Investment (CBI) schemes, and shed light on the myriad benefits they offer.
A Golden Opportunity: Greece’s Startup-Focused Golden Visa
Greece, known for its rich history and idyllic landscapes, has long been an attractive destination for individuals seeking second residency or citizenship through investment. Now, the country is planning to expand its Golden Visa Program to include startup investments.
The 10 Best Investment Migration Countries in 2024
Navigating the world of investment migration can be overwhelming. This Insider’s guide offers clarity, highlighting the top 10 destinations for 2024, blending established favorites with emerging contenders.
Golden Visas Fuel Greece’s Real Estate Surge
The allure of Greece’s Golden Visa program, which grants residency permits and passports to foreign investors in exchange for property purchases, has undeniably invigorated the country’s real estate market.
Greece Golden Visa 2024: changes for real estate option
From September 1st, 2024, the Greek Golden Visa program (aka Greece Golden Visa) accepts applications from investors under new conditions. In fact, the changes affect only the option to purchase real estate. Here are some examples of such real estate projects under program requirements.
Navigating the European Golden Visa Landscape: A Comprehensive Guide
The allure of European residency has never been more potent, and Golden Visa programs continue to be a popular pathway for high-net-worth individuals seeking a foothold in the continent.
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.
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.