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Correct, Vanuatu CBI does require a smaller amount of $130,000. However, that is the required investment, and not the entire amount the investor will have to spend. Applicants also pay state fees, Due Diligence fees and extra payments for adding family members. We do not consider Pakistan's CBI program, since most investors are not interested in obtaining the country's passport.
Yes, future children of St Kitts and Nevis citizens will get citizenship as well. If you have further questions, please, contact our specialists: immigrantinvest.com/contacts/
Applicants for permanent residence by investment can choose to rent real estate instead of purchasing it. However, they cannot rent any property, it has to be real estate worth at least €10,000 per year, and the contract should be for at least 5 years. That makes €50,000+ in total. Learn more about the program and the investment options on our website: immigrantinvest.com/permanent-residence-in-malta-en/
Yes, of course. Investment is one of the ways to obtain residence or citizenship. Learn more about it on our website: immigrantinvest.com/citizenship-en/#caribbean
Hello! Obtaining Mexican residence is quite straightforward, though it may not offer as many benefits. To find the best second residence or citizenship option for you, please get in touch with our immigration experts: immigrantinvest.com/contacts-en/
Hello, thank you for the question. The first meeting with our immigration expert is free of charge, as are the following ones. If you want a thorough look at your case, please schedule a meeting via the link: immigrantinvest.com/mtg/online-en/
Sooo since its harder to grab female slaves in Europe now, they decided to fish for them like that? ROTFL, and they even want them to make more money than average Turkish ppl. PS. It is a muslim "culture" - read up before moving.
Hello! To obtain the Malta Nomad Residence Permit, one has to show monthly income of at least €3,500 from their professional activity. This means that accruals to your account must be received in accordance with an employment contract or a contract with a partner. If you can ensure that as a forex trader, then you might qualify for the Nomad Residence Permit. If you want a thorough look at your case, please, schedule a meeting with our immigration experts: immigrantinvest.com/mtg/online-en/
Hello! Thank you for listening to our podcast so attentively. The list of visa-free destinations changes frequently for each country. When we posted this episode, the actual number of countries that allow simplified entry to Paraguay citizens was 141, according to the Passport ranking by Immigrant Invest. As per today, that number reached 143: immigrantinvest.com/passport-index/travel-freedom/
Hello! To obtain a D2 visa to Portugal, the applicant is required to fund or purchase a business in Portugal and confirm funds of at least €9,840. Browse our blog to find a program that would fit your situation best: immigrantinvest.com/blog/
Yes, we expect the threshold to increase for all investment options. More details will be available when the changes come into effect on June 30th. Stay updated on investment program news by following our Instagram account: instagram.com/immigrant.invest_en?igsh=anNnMXFnd3EzeTJr
Hello! An investor can work in Cyprus only as a director of a company they invested in. If you obtain permanent residence by investing in real estate, you won't be able to get employed by a company in Cyprus or do any other type of work in the country. However, you can still get income from sources outside of the state. If you have more questions on Cyprus permanent residency by investment don't hesitate to contact our immigration experts: immigrantinvest.com/mtg/online-en/
Indeed, the program has undergone recent changes. All key details of investment options in this video are up to date. To learn more about the St Kitts and Nevis citizenship by investment program, please, feel free to visit our website. We make it a priority to keep it refreshed in line with any changes to the program: immigrantinvest.com/citizenship-saint-kitts-and-nevis-en/
Hello! If you have any questions about obtaining residency or citizenship in Italy, please, contact our experts, they will be happy to help: immigrantinvest.com/meetings-en/
We're glad to hear that. If you want professional assistance in obtaining second citizenship, contact our lawyers: immigrantinvest.com/meetings-en/ Alternatively, you can leave your email, and our team will contact you.
St Licua's citizenship by investment program offers one of the lowest investment thresholds. In Sent Kitts and Nevis, the minimal investment is $250,000, while in St Lucia it's $100,000. However, the programs' conditions may change. To compare all the Caribbean CIB programs and find the best fit for you, visit our website: immigrantinvest.com/citizenship-en/#caribbean
What are the "Cons" of the citizenship now? Haven't the US and EU placed a lot of pressure on the CBI programs, essentially forcing these small countries to adopt their policies and weakening their value as Plan B countries??
For now, the conditions of St Lucia's citizenship-by-investment program remain the same. It is possible, however, that they will change. You can find up-to-date information about citizenship in St Lucia on our website: immigrantinvest.com/saint-lucia-citizenship-by-investment-en/ When it comes to the disadvantages of St Lucia passport, it is not as strong as other Caribbean passports. With a St Lucia passport, you can travel to 147 destinations visa-free, while citizenship in Antigua and Barbuda will get you into 153 states.
How can a person remain in Uruguay for months during the Residency application process when they only came to Uruguay as a tourist and left all their belongings back home in the US or Canada?
In that case, a person might want to arrange transportation of all the necessary belongings to Uruguay. It is also important to note that after a foreigner applies for residency and until they get it, they are granted temporary status, which is different from a tourist visa.
@@dovygoodguy1296 One can ship only the belongings they need for residence in the country for up to a year. A candidate for Uruguay permanent residence must show the intention to move to the country, that is why it's required to live in Uruguay until the status is issued. If you have any further questions, please, contact our immigration specialists: immigrantinvest.com/contacts-en/
@@immigrantinvest-en What would happen if a person came as a tourist for a few weeks and wanted to start the application while just in Uruguay as a tourist, when the government wants the applicant to stay for months, but most of what the applicant has are back home??
Thank you for your feedback. We appreciate different opinions on how the professional recording of our VO artist sounds. If you have any questions on St Kitts and Nevis citizenship feel free to book a meeting with our experts: immigrantinvest.com/mtg/online-en/
If you have to submit the documentation in Uruguay, how does one arrange apostilles and police documents from the home country if the applicants must remain in Uruguay under the tourist visa until the residency is obtained? And isn't it true that citizenship is not the same as a native Uruguayan, and this is indicated on the eventual passport?
Thank you for your comment. Arranging a police clearance certificate is also possible in Uruguay. To do so, one visits a consulate of their country of origin in Uruguay. However, other documents must be apostilled before travelling to Uruguay. Regarding citizenship, yes, it is true, since in Uruguay, the law recognises two types of citizenship: by birth and naturalisation. The first type of citizenship, or "ciudadanos naturales", is acquired by birthright in the country. The second type of citizenship, or "ciudadanos legales", is available to foreigners who undergo the naturalisation procedure. However, the passport does not usually indicate that on the cover.
@@immigrantinvest-en Turn one would have to make sure of arriving in Uruguay no later than 3 months after the apostille. And what would happen if the authorities required an additional document to be apostilled after arriving in Uruguay? I suppose it's vital to engage the services of an excellent facilitator in Uruguay BEFORE arriving in order to avoid any potential mistakes since it's a long trip back and forth to Canada....
@@dovygoodguy1296 Indeed, the process is tricky and requires thorough preparation and research. And, you are absolutely correct, it is best to contact an immigration specialist on the stage of collecting the documents and before moving to Uruguay.
If a person is married to an EU citizen which entitles the spouse to live in Portugal and retire there, what kind of documentation does the non-EU spouse need??
To obtain residency in Portugal, a third-country spouse of an EU national will have to apply for a family reunification visa. Contact our experts to get a thorough consultation for your specific case: immigrantinvest.com/contacts-en/ The general list of documents required for family reunification visa is the following, But keep in mind that you might be asked to present additional papers as well: - filled-out visa application; - two recent photographs in color, size 4 × 6 cm; - bank statement for the last 6 months stamped by the spouse who is a citizen or resident in Portugal; - valid travel insurance; - criminal record certificate; - request for criminal record enquiry by the immigration service; - notification of family reunification by the immigration service; - proof of family relationship: a marriage certificate; - one-way flight ticket; - proof of accommodation in Portugal; - valid passport. If one spouse holds citizenship in another EU country, their spouse who is a third-country national can secure residency within that member state. Should the couple aim for Portugal as their destination, the EU-based spouse must initially transfer their residency to Portugal, thereafter inviting their husband or wife to apply for the residency visa.
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Malta doesn't have a citizenship by investment option. Investors can obtain a Maltese passport by naturalisation for exceptional services by direct investment. That can be done in one or three years. As of now, this option remains accessible, and we haven't been notified of any impending changes: immigrantinvest.com/malta-citizenship-by-investment-en/
There are different paths to Malta citizenship and different criteria in each case. One of the criteria in the naturalisation path is to reside in Malta continuously for at least 1 year and 4 years out of the last 6 years before applying for citizenship. Malta citizenship is also granted on the grounds of naturalisation for exceptional services by direct investment. It requires an investment in the National Development and Social Fund. In this case, an investor has to reside in Malta for 1 year before the application or for 3 years before the application depending on the investment amount.
@@immigrantinvest-en That doesn't answer the question. Do I have to be there or not? If I don't, then it's a Paper Residency process and what matters is the legal status and putting in the time at the status. If I do, then you have to specify that in your videos. Good channels like Wealthy Expat, Goodlife Investor, Citizenship Quickly, etc. specify time on the ground vs. Paper Residency and that's why they get clients.
Luckely, most of this is utterly incorrect, i guess it's an AI video. There isn't even such a thing as an 'european passport', taxes are skyhigh in every country and so is the healthensurance you pay monthly, around 150 eur pp (no matter which country). You can not move there with your entire family; most countries where this was the case now changed their policy and are closing borders because they are overcrowded. This video should not be here, this whole data is incorrect.
Thank you for your comment. We can not agree with you more that there is no such thing as a "European passport" and that countries may change their policies. In this episode, however, we highlight the benefits our clients repeatedly look for when choosing CBI programmes in the EU. Though it is a fast-changing world, every investor and their family always has room to become cosmopolitan. Check out the real stories of our clients, what tasks they faced and how we solved them together: immigrantinvest.com/cases/
Both visas concern entrepreneurs willing to fund a business in Portugal. If one starts an innovative project, they consider a Startup Visa. For other types of companies, investors choose a D2 Visa option. To sort it all out, check our latest review on all types of Portugal available in 2024: immigrantinvest.com/blog/portugal-visa-types-en/
Hello. In a part of this video, you mentioned the tax of non-resident companies. Does this mean that every company registered outside of this country, when it sells a product in Grenada, it has to pay tax to Grenada in addition to the corporate tax in its own country?
If there is a tax treaty between such a country and Grenada, it will prevail over local legislation. In this case, it is possible to be taxed on income in Grenada only to the extent attributable to the permanent establishment, if there is one at all. If there is no representative office in Grenada, and we are talking about foreign trade of goods and services, there will be no double taxation.
The 2024 State Budget Proposal officially suggests the termination of the NHR status at the end of 2023. This proposal, although pending full debate in Parliament, is expected to pass due to the socialist government's majority. The final approval is scheduled for end of November 2023.
From January 1st 2023, the NHR tax regime was discontinued. However, if one was granted status earlier, he or she can still enjoy its perks. Visit our site for more up-to-date information on the NHR status: immigrantinvest.com/blog/beneficial-tax-regime-nhr-in-portugal-en/
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Not necessarily. For example, all of the Caribbean countries recognize dual citizenship as well. Check out our episode on why people invest in Caribbean citizenship: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-nzvbXThMZ6o.html
