Analysis of programme structure, policy movement, market signals, and the practical questions behind citizenship and residency decisions.
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A European passport already provides exceptional mobility. But in 2027, the real value of a second citizenship is optionality. We compare Antigua and Barbuda, Turkey, São Tomé and Príncipe and Vanuatu, four passports serving very different roles: refuge, geopolitical positioning, exposure to Africa and a fast functional backup.
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Argentina’s Citizenship by Investment programme has been officially announced, but the legal framework beneath it remains contested. While the launch appears likely, the more important question for applicants is what happens if the underlying legal basis changes after funds are paid or citizenship is granted.
High-profile billionaires are relocating from the UK to Monaco, Greece and Switzerland. But how much tax revenue is Britain actually losing, and how much of the exodus is really driven by tax?
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Argentina has announced its new Citizenship by Investment programme, with routes starting at $350,000. We examine the legal framework, due diligence requirements and the key question: could the programme put Argentina’s visa-free access to Schengen at risk?
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From Washington’s redesigned US passport and AI-powered America.gov platform to Antigua and Barbuda’s high-level meeting with Alex Soros and Sierra Leone’s reported $95,000 solo citizenship route, we examine the week’s developments shaping citizenship, passports and global mobility.
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Most Plan B strategies focus on passports and residency, while overlooking a critical vulnerability: banking concentration. This article explores why true diversification should treat citizenship, tax residency and banking as three separate layers.
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Greece has not changed its Golden Visa. Instead, it is reshaping the economics around it. A proposed increase in property transfer tax for non-EU residential buyers could materially affect future investment decisions, while the programme itself remains intact.
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Citizenship approval is no longer necessarily the end of the story. From Turkey’s mass cancellations and Ireland’s proposed new revocation powers to Jordan’s higher investment threshold and Vanuatu’s latest citizenship revocation, governments are placing greater scrutiny on citizenship long after approval.
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The Revolut data breach is more than a cybersecurity story. It highlights a fundamental principle of modern wealth protection: never rely on a single bank, jurisdiction or regulatory framework. Banking diversification, data segmentation and jurisdictional optionality can turn a potential systemic risk into a manageable event.
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