IMMIGRATION INVESTMENT

The Irish government announced on Tuesday February 14, 2023 that it will be shutting down its investor visa scheme, which allowed wealthy foreign investors to gain residency in the country by investing at least 1 million euros.

The Japanese government is considering allowing graduates of the world's top universities to stay in Japan for two years to find jobs, a significant increase from the current 90-day period.

Australia will consider phasing out the Australia's Significant Investor Visa (SIV) program, often referred to as the "golden ticket" for the super-rich if they invest more than AUD 5 million ($3.4 million) into funds in this country.

On October 12, Cyprus announced it would revoke citizenship of 10 individuals out of thousands of beneficiaries of this country's Golden Passport scheme.

Buying citizenship and residency rights is a global trend of the super-rich who want to choose a new residence or new citizenship.

Recently, Portugal announced plans to develop digital nomad next month.

With the trend of becoming global citizens, many investors choose the form of immigration investment in which European countries are chosen by many investors because of the simple and fast application procedure and at a reasonable cost.

Dubai, Spain and Montenegro are the top three countries in the world for real estate investment programs to apply for residency or citizenship.