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Residency & Citizenship by Investment

Explore programs that offer residency or citizenship in exchange for qualifying investments.

The Pros and Cons of living in Paraguay

I sat down with my immigration agent and real estate buyer’s agent Aleksandr to discuss the pros and cons of living in Paraguay. He has lived in both Europe and Paraguay and elaborates on some of the key differences.

Turkey Citizenship by Investment – Timelines, Fees, and Traps to Avoid

There is a lot of information online concerning the Turkey citizenship by investment program. Most of the information is written by lawyers and agents who stand to gain fat commissions by selling you new developments that are overpriced. Typically, they earn 6%-10%...

The Pros and Cons of Residency in Uruguay

In this video, my Uruguayan immigration lawyer Macarena explains how to obtain residency in Uruguay. We also discuss timelines and requirements for converting temporary residency to permanent residency and Uruguayan citizenship.

How to obtain residency in Italy and qualify for tax incentives

In this video my Italian accounting and legal advisor Nicolo and I discuss several ways to obtain residency in Italy. This includes the Golden Visa, digital nomad visa, representative company office option and elective residence visa option. We also discuss tax Italian incentives, how to convert visas and residencies to citizenship as well as how to extend residency to your family via available schemes.

How to obtain Residency in Montenegro

I absolutely love Montenegro, and spend a few months every year there. The warm water of the Adriatic, combined with amazing hiking in stunning national parks and skiing in Winter are not the only features that make Montenegro attractive. Life is very affordable, yet...

What is the Panama Travel Passport and how to get it?

Most people have never heard of the Panama travel passport, which is different from the normal Panama passport. What is it and how do people obtain it? This little-known program was started in 1987 do encourage foreign investment into Panama. However, very few people...