Spain’s housing market has made a remarkable turnaround since 2014 from its former state of despair. Spain’s government established the Golden Visa Program to help pull the country out of recession and toward economic recovery, and foreign investors have fueled the resurgence of the real estate market.

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The Hungarian Special Debt Fund recently released a statement confirming that the Hungarian Residency Bond Program will be placed on moratorium starting March 31, 2017. Intake of applications will continue until that date after which the program will be suspended until further notice.

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Malta, a small Mediterranean island, only introduced its own passport-by-investment program in 2014. Malta was a former British colony and English is one of the two official languages. It is also a member of the European Union and the EU Schengen Zone, so citizens have the right to live and work in any of the other member EU countries

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For investors and entrepreneurs in the Middle East region, certain passports can create barriers for expanding a business or economic interests overseas. Acquiring a second passport in a European Union (EU) country provides the investor with several benefits and freedoms depending on his or her chosen location.

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In the three months after Brexit was announced, the UK’s Tier 1 Investor Visa applications increased by 61% in 2016, with wealthy foreigners quick to take advantage of the current immigration rules before anticipated stricter rules came into force.

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Cypriot citizens enjoy high standards of living, luxury accommodations, and a rich cultural history. Who wouldn’t want to call this gem nation home?

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Today, a second citizenship can be legally obtained by means of economic investment in the country in question

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