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One World CEO Anastasia Barna discusses the inherent risks of the “financing scheme” within the Caribbean Citizenship by Investment (CBI) real estate option.

With Turkiye you will have an opportunity to come one step closer to the business and real estate market in Eurasia, that is full of entrepreneurial opportunities and innovative ideas. The country boarders with a great range of countries, thus, suggesting new opportunities to people for efficient entrepreneurship and business development.

One of the best strategies in times like this is to diversify a real estate portfolio to encompass properties in different locations

10 On The Weekend is a weekly (-ish) feature in IMI, the concept of which is simple: Each time, we ask the same ten questions of a different IMI Pro, letting readers get to know the interviewee on a more personal and informal level than they might during the ordinary course of business. Our guest this week is Anastasia Barna, CEO of One World Migration.

One World Migration spoke with Lee Oldroyd, Chief Commercial Officer of Gulf Craft.

Investment migration has had a wild year. Golden Visa changes and price hikes, Caribbean Citizenship by Investment Programs (CIPs) dealing with pressure from three major superpowers, and North American programs making a comeback; 2023 had it all.

This article covers the topic of the major advantages of the Vanuatu citizenship, all nuances, selection criteria, as well as provides information about countries where you can enter visa-free once you have obtained citizenship.

An international risk assessment company, International SOS, has published its risk map for the next year - Risk Map 2024.

It is widely known that many wealthy people all over the world have preferred to keep assets abroad. Destination usually ranged from the Cayman Islands, the British Virgin Islands, Switzerland. However, now that things changed, Abu Dhabi is gradually acquiring popularity among high net worth individuals, Bloomberg writes.

Vanuatu is situated on the 83 islands of the New Hebrides archipelago. Mass tourists may not know much about this place. However, it possesses a great potential for popularity, especially among businessmen and investors.