Closing of Ireland Golden Visa Program
The IIP is a permanent residency by investment program that is available to any non-EU/EEA national who agree to invest in Ireland and can meet certain requirements.
Closing of Ireland Golden Visa Program
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Portugal’s Golden Visa: A new beginning
The Portuguese government has finally decided & submitted a draft proposal to amend the Housing Bill and maintain the Golden Visa, among other changes.
Changes announced to the Greece Golden Visa Program
Greece has recently made some important changes to its Golden Visa Program. These changes were approved by parliament on 21 Dec 2022.
Short and Long term Schengen visas
This article throws some light on the differences between short-term and long-term Schengen visas. so that people are more aware of the differences and can take appropriate decisions.
Benefits of EU Long Term Residence
If you have resided legally for an uninterrupted period of 5 years in an EU country, you can apply to become an EU long-term resident.
Ireland Immigrant Investor Programme (IIP)
The Irish Immigrant Investor Programme (IIP) remains the most attractive residency program for many HNWI families in the World.
The amazing growth of Turkey and it’s Investment Migration market
The Turkish Citizenship by Investment program, has in a matter of a few years, become the most popular citizenship by investment program in the world
UK – New International Student Immigration Route
The UK government has announced that an immigration route (which is part of the UK’s new points-based immigration system) for international students that was planned to open in January 2021 will now open on 5 October 2020.
Recent Changes to UK Immigration Rules
Significant changes to the Immigration Rules have been introduced by the UK government. These rules take effect from 30th March, 2019
UK – Education Bond Program
The UK Education Bond Program is a smart way for international students to finance their UK education & also get Permanent Residency once they have completed their studies
