
Interview with Mr. Edward Clark, CEO of the Nauru Economic and Climate Resilience Citizenship Program
Interview with CEO of Nauru Economic and Climate Resilience Citizenship Program - Mr. Edward Clark, about program, country and details.
A new program of granting residence permits for foreign investors will come into force in Uzbekistan from June 1, 2025. The corresponding decree was signed by the country's President Shavkat Mirziyoyev on April 18 this year.
The introduction of the “golden visa” program is aimed at strengthening Uzbekistan's economy through the attraction of foreign capital. The state expects that the new mechanism will not only replenish the budget, but also create additional incentives for the development of the business environment. An important task is to increase the country's international attractiveness - simplification of conditions for wealthy foreigners should position Uzbekistan as a jurisdiction open for investment with comfortable conditions for long-term stay.
The program opens a wide range of opportunities for businessmen considering Central Asia as a promising region for operations. The flexible conditions are especially beneficial for digital nomads and international entrepreneurs who value free movement without strict requirements for permanent residence. Citizens of countries with unstable economic or political situation will be able to use Uzbekistan as a reliable jurisdiction for asset diversification. Investors from Russia, China, Turkey and the Middle East, where there is already a steady demand for similar solutions, are expected to be most interested in the program.
Interview with CEO of Nauru Economic and Climate Resilience Citizenship Program - Mr. Edward Clark, about program, country and details.
Questions and explanations regarding the Canadian Startup Visa.
Kazakhstan has made an important step in attracting foreign capital by approving an investor visa program similar to global practices.