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Citizenship-by-Investment Scheme ‘there to stay’ in Times of Renewed Economic Growth

Traditionally, citizenship has been a legal status entailing the registration of an individual, including coming from a third country, with the government of a given country and his/her acceptance into that country’s political framework through legal means. Citizenship ‘by exception’ is the citizenship acquired in exceptional circumstances by an individual from another country, whereby the […]

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Becker’s Long Shadow: Close Call for Australian ‘Uniform’ Residence-By-Investment Scheme?

  High-end investor Residence-by-investment (‘RBI’, in form of Significant- and Premium Investor Visa)[1]  have long been but one segment within the overall choice of Australian immigration options: Its main systemic concern is the integration and regulation of the large influx of global migrants, keeping the overall intake under political control, allowing the Minister for Immigration […]

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Skipping the Long Wait-Line to Obtain U.S. Permanent Residency by Investment

  In the United States, the EB5 program allows wealthy foreign national investors to obtain U.S. permanent residency to be able to live and work in the United States, indefinitely. After five years of permanent residency, the foreign national can apply for Naturalization (U.S. Citizenship). The term EB5 means, Employment Based Category 5, and is […]

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Citizenship by Installment

  The government of Antigua & Barbuda has been advised that the country could be missing out on the chance to add rare professionals to the workforce by not having a “skilled persons” option in the Citizenship by investment Programme (CIP).   The advice comes from Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Citizenship by Investment […]

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