Hong Kong has eased property investment rules under its New Capital Investment Entrant Scheme (New CIES), lowering the qualifying price for a residential purchase to HK$30 million. Experts analyze the potential impact on luxury real estate demand and the broader market.

New Zealand has announced a significant update to its business immigration strategy, launching the new Business Investor Visa (BIV) in November 2025. This program replaces the previous Entrepreneur Work Visa and is designed to attract experienced investors to inject capital into established New Zealand businesses.

Effective August 1st, the program offers second citizenship in 6 weeks via Dubai-based PPP. From $90k donation + $5k fee (single applicant).

Starting August 20, certain visa applicants must post bonds up to $15,000. The program explicitly targets Citizenship-by-Investment holders over vetting concerns. Initially affects Malawi/Zambia nationals, but CBI countries face potential inclusion with 15 days' notice. 30-day stay limit applies.

Foreign investors can now fast-track Argentine citizenship without residency requirements under President Milei’s new decree. Significant investment unlocks visa-free access to 162 countries, affordable living & Latin America’s dynamic economy. Details pending Economy Ministry guidelines.

This article is your compass through the world of business in the US, covering key milestones, benefits and pitfalls for foreign founders.

This material will cover in detail all the most important elements of this system - from the principles of taxation of citizens' income to the specifics of corporate taxation and the system of tax preferences.

The concept of residency through investment, known as a “golden visa,” is a lure for investors globally. But in the United States, the term takes on a special meaning. The U.S. Golden Visa is the informal name for the federal EB-5 program, the only direct path to a green card through investment.

In recent years, the United Arab Emirates has become a magnet for digital nomads, bloggers, and content creators. The country's government is actively investing in the development of the digital economy, creating attractive conditions for talented content creators from all over the world.

Prime Minister Terrance Drew announced today that St Kitts & Nevis will require all future Citizenship by Investment (CBI) applicants to complete **30 days of physical residency**, ending the nation's no-presence policy that defined Caribbean CBI programs for decades.