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anada should be one of the strongest destinations for these investors. It has political and economic stability, respected schools and universities, strong institutions, business opportunities and a high quality of life. Yet Canada is offering fewer routes for them just as it is looking for more investment, new markets and greater economic independence from the United States.
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The European Union is giving five nations in the Eastern Caribbean two years to end their lucrative citizenship-by-investment programs or lose visa-free travel to the bloc, their leaders say. The nations — Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica, Grenada, Saint Kitts and Nevis, and Saint Lucia — generate significant revenue through their programs. Foreigners who invest in their economies, buy real estate or pay their governments directly gain passports that allow visa-free travel to more than 140 countries and territories, including much of Europe. Costs begin at $200,000.
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In light of recent discussions by the European Union (EU) on the implications of imposing visa requirements on Caribbean Citizenship by Investment (CBI) countries, it is essential to put these developments into perspective.
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Dubai’s wealthy expat appeal is being shaken by regional conflict and missile risk, prompting some to leave. Milan and Singapore are emerging alternatives due to stability and tax/wealth regimes. But both have trade-offs, so many may still return to Dubai.
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From education to Schengen access, investors are rethinking how and where they move. We spoke with Guillaume Matz, Partner at Harvey Law Group, about residence- and citizenship-by-investment programmes and the shifting meaning of second citizenship.
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The desire among Americans to move abroad is reaching record numbers: one in five say that, ideally, they would like to emigrate if given an opportunity, according to a 2025 Gallup poll with the number of young women wanting to leave quadrupling from a similar 2014 poll.
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Immigration policy shifts, such as the U.S.’ recent visa suspension affecting nationals of 75 countries, are a reminder that mobility planning with experienced counsel is no longer just another item at the bottom of the agenda it’s now a strategic business priority.
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France’s stricter 2026 naturalization rules are raising the bar but citizenship by ancestry remains unchanged, offering a distinct alternative for those with French roots.
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In 2026, perhaps more than ever, residency and citizenship by investment (RCBI) should be at the heart of a resilient risk-management strategy for your family and your capital. Here’s why.
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Through its rejigged Active Investor Plus (AIP) visa programme, New Zealand welcomes investors seeking permanent residency under a transparent and streamlined application process.
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Citizenship matters: it shapes identity, grants rights, and gives access to key services. If you discover a parent or grandparent was from another country, you might qualify for citizenship by descent.
Read coverage ↗With the suspension of immigrant visa issuance for nationals of 75 countries, investors, globally mobile professionals, and multinational employers are facing fresh uncertainty.
Read coverage ↗Special Counsel Polly Ho of Harvey Law Group analyzes immigration trends, covering global policy shifts and why investor residency access may tighten.
Read more →In 2026, the Caribbean is expected to remain a leading destination for citizenship through real estate investment. Here are the best available options.
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Complete legal guide with 7 essential steps, tax implications, and investment residency options for Canadian investors.
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