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By Uglobal Staff The United Kingdom has launched two separate residency programs for Ukrainians that would allow thousands of people fleeing the Russian invasion to stay in the country for up to three years, with the right to work

Uglobal Immigration Magazine is thrilled to unveil its highly anticipated Top 25 Awards issue, which features the leaders shaping the future of global investment immigration.

ActiveAvenues Founded in 2015, ActiveAvenues is a leading advisory firm for residency and citizenship by investment programs. A pioneer in the EB-5 Visa and the Portugal Golden Visa in India, the firm has since expanded

Upon the announcement of the Hungarian Guest Investor Visa program in July 2024, investors from third-country nations are waiting for the opportunity to apply for a 20-year residence permit in Hungary. While the program is

Malaysia’s latest immigration programs reflect a commitment to attracting top international talent, high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs), and businesses. The revamping of Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) tiers, the Premium Visa Program (PVIP) for active investors and

For years, Portugal’s Golden Visa program has been popular for global investors seeking a residency permit with a strategic foothold in Europe. While recent policy updates have shifted the landscape, these changes aren’t a sign

It has been approximately 16 years since the investment immigration industry came into greater focus. Over the last decade, we have seen an influx of new programs, new country participation, and interest from high-net-worth individuals

Since 2018, Canada made the Start-up Visa (SUV) program permanent, allowing startups with one to five business partners to get Permanent Residence in Canada if they launch a qualified startup, have enough funds, and have

Legal changes that occurred at the end of 2024 significantly impacted the year 2024, notably the amendment to Portugal’s Golden Visa regime and the replacement of the Serviço de Estrangeiros e Fronteiras (SEF, or Foreigners

New Zealand recently increased visa fees to make its immigration system more financially sustainable. The goal is for users to cover more costs instead of relying on taxpayer funding. Rising expenses, driven by higher visa