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Cayman’s New Immigration Rules Raise Costs for Investor Visa Holders
Annual filings, higher fees, and stricter tracking hit foreign business owners on the Caribbean island.
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Uglobal Staff
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Japan’s New Strict Investor Visa Rules Trigger Application Fall and Departures
These major shifts follow regulatory updates the Immigration Services Agency of Japan implemented in October 2025.
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Uglobal Staff
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Greece Golden Visa Outlook: Higher Property Costs, Potential Property Tax, and a New €250,000 Startup Route
Practitioners read much of the decline as a return to normal, following a rush of applications in 2024 after a price hike.
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Uglobal Staff
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Portugal Reports Progress on Golden Visa Backlog
The country has ended the property-purchase route, but applications continue through other investment options.
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Uglobal Staff
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Cyprus to Review 12,000 Golden Visa Permits Ahead of Schengen Push
The review aims to identify permits that no longer meet the conditions and reassure EU partners that Cyprus will not weaken Schengen security.
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Uglobal Staff
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Sierra Leone Opens a $95,000 Citizenship Route for Solo Applicants
Go-For-Gold is a discretionary citizenship-by-exception framework, not a conventional, legislated citizenship-by-investment program.
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Uglobal Staff
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Argentina’s Citizenship by Investment Pricing Could Reshape the Industry
The government presents the program as part of Argentina’s wider opening to international capital and its economic reform agenda.
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David Lincoln
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Panama Splits Its Investor Visa Threshold: $300,000 New, $500,000 Resale
The government says the higher threshold will encourage investment in new construction and housing supply.
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Uglobal Staff
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Australia Puts Farm and Mining Jobs at the Front of the Visa Queue
What an applicant does now matters more than where they are. The rules also apply to applications pending review.
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Caribbean Nations Launch Shared CBI Regulator; EU Says It Won’t Be Enough
The countries collaboration is driven mainly by pressure from the European Union and the U.S. for heightened security reasons.
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Uglobal Staff