The EU and Malta’s ‘Cash for Citizenship’ dispute is a cautionary tale – both for poorly thought-through investment migration schemes and those who’d try to stop them.
The Golden Visa landscape is shifting in Greece and Europe. These changes tell a story of success for some, and disappointment for others. Last month, the Greek Government announced a move to a four-tiered Golden Visa system.
The Greek political movement New Democracy has worked to become a broad-church of opinions and ideals centred on a set of common-sense values and is seeing continued success 50 years on from its founding
The health and prosperity of any service market also depends on it being comprised of new executives, who are the future of firms and teams within them.
Though media stories are decrying investment immigration, dubbing it “the end of golden visas”, the picture couldn’t be more different.
As Greece prepares for a critical and hotly contested election, the international community is watching with growing concern. The stakes are enormous, as the progress made under the New Democracy government could be undone if the far-left Syriza party returns to power.
As a regular attendee at the prestigious MIPIM conference in Cannes, I once again found myself in the midst of a dynamic gathering of key players in the international real estate industry.