The Dominica Citizenship Unit has decided that applications from nationals of Iran, N Korea and Sudan will only be accepted where such persons have not lived in these countries for the last 10 years, have no substantial assets there, and do not perform any business or similar activity in or with these countries.
Portugal's Parliament has approved the budget for 2020 which included provisions regulating the Portugal Golden Visa programme. The budgetary provisions approved in the Portuguese Parliament indicate that the issuance of golden visas under the real estate option would only be eligible for those investing in the autonomous communities of the Azores and Madeira as well as inland municipalities.
Trump Visa Ban 2020 extended by further 6 countries
In the coming weeks Identity Malta will be contacting British nationals residing in Malta with a valid residence permit in order to commence the process to grant a 10 year residence permit.
30 Jan 2020
9th January 2020 witnessed the UK Parliament voting, by a majority of 99, in favour of United Kingdom’s Withdrawal Agreement Bill, effectively paving the way for the UK to leave the European Union (“EU”) on the 31st January 2020 (“Brexit”). Brexit is on our doorstep!
Antigua & Barbuda's passport now grants the most visa-free access when compared with other passports in the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States
The Office of the Regulator for the Individual Investor Programme (ORiip) has concluded, following a six-week review of all 164 Malta IIP applications submitted by the firm, that Chetcuti Cauchi Advocates is innocent of all allegations brought against it by a French TV channel in September.
The Government of Antigua & Barbuda has removed the end date for the limited time offer under the National Development Fund and Real Estate options. An individual or a family of up to four persons can acquire citizenship with a contribution to the National Development Fund of a minimum non-refundable donation of USD 100,000
15 Oct 2019
The government announced the budget for 2020, stating incentives related to safeguarding the environment, improving infrastructure, as well as economic growth.
Recent changes to the Duty on Documents and Transfers (DDT) Act (the “Act”) necessitate companies to renew their duty on documents exemption status. The exemption can therefore no longer be considered indefinite.