Citizen Lane Launches Hungarian Residence Program
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Citizen Lane Launches Hungarian Residence Program

Citizen Lane is pleased to announce that it is now expanding its product portfolio and will now provide is expertise and advisory services for those interested in obtaining the Hungarian Residence Program.

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Cypriot Citizenship Scheme Revamped
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Cypriot Citizenship Scheme Revamped

The Cypriot citizenship scheme is now even more interesting thanks to recent changes that will make the program accessible to an even wider range of investors.

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International Monetary Fund Confirms Positive Impact of Citizenship Program for St. Kitts and Nevis’s Economy
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International Monetary Fund Confirms Positive Impact of Citizenship Program for St. Kitts and Nevis’s Economy

The Citizenship by Investment program for St. Kitts and Nevis has had a considerable, positive impact on the country’s economy; according to the International Monetary Fund. It has contributed to GDP growth and reduced the country’s debt. Now, the challenge is for St. Kitts and Nevis to maintain the interest in the program that has been such a positive driver on its economy.

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The Quality of Nationality Index
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The Quality of Nationality Index

For many people around the world the citizenship they hold is solely the one they obtained through birthright. Citizenship comes with opportunities, and unfortunately some country’s provide their citizens with substantially better opportunities than others. So how do you measure the quality of citizenship? Until recently it has been very difficult to quantify, but in 2011 the creation of The Henley & Partners – Kochenov Quality of Nationality Index (QNI), provided a may to measure and rank the quality of worldwide nationalities.

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Revamp of St. Kitts and Nevis Citizenship By Investment Program Curbs Wait Times
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Revamp of St. Kitts and Nevis Citizenship By Investment Program Curbs Wait Times

St. Kitts and Nevis, a two-island country in the West Indies, has probably the most discussed Citizenship by Investment Programme in the world. The program was introduced in 1984, just after St. Kitts & Nevis gained its independence from Great Britain; making it the oldest program of its kind. The country has had a rough history when it comes to its Citizenship by Investment Programme (CIP). In the first decades, there was little interest in the program, and then this interest skyrocketed, leading to long processing wait times. Even worse, there were some concerns with the country’s due diligence process which, once discovered led to an overreaction by the government that turned away worthy, potential CIP applicants. Now; however, reforms are putting this program back on the map.

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New Citizenship Rules in Cyprus Expected
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New Citizenship Rules in Cyprus Expected

The Cypriot government is planning major changes to its Cypriot citizenship scheme, which opens up opportunities for foreign investors to apply for citizenship in Cyprus. Final decisions are expected during the upcoming weeks by the Cabinet; an approval of the House of Representatives is not required.

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With Instability in Turkey Citizens Should Have a Back-Up Plan
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With Instability in Turkey Citizens Should Have a Back-Up Plan

The headlines in Turkey were shocking: a military coup was underway, threatening to overthrow the government. While the coup was unsuccessful, it had, and is still having, a major impact on the everyday lives of the people who call Turkey home. Hundreds died in the violence surrounding the coup, and now a government crackdown has left residents of Turkey on edge.

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Why Brexit Has Left Major Concerns in the Caribbean
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Why Brexit Has Left Major Concerns in the Caribbean

Britain’s decision to exit the European Union could have major impacts on the Caribbean, leaving significant uncertainties for the region’s relationship not only with the UK, but also with the rest of Europe.

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UK Passport Holders to Lose EU Passport Benefits Due to “Brexit” Decision
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UK Passport Holders to Lose EU Passport Benefits Due to “Brexit” Decision

The UK’s stunning decision to decouple itself from the European Union will have serious consequences for British passport holders. British passport holders are currently able to work and reside in all the European Union (EU) countries. When the UK exits the EU, in about two-years, the approximately 1.2 million British expatriates living in EU countries could lose the right to remain at their properties year-round and will not be able to work in EU countries without a valid work visa.

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