Following the devastation of Hurricane Irma, St Kitts @ Nevis introduced the Hurricane Relief Fund to its CBI programme to assist the persons affected.
Identity Malta has announced that the requirement to invest in Government Bonds can now be made in debt,equity securities listed on the Malta Stock Exchange
11 Aug 2017 Priscilla Mifsud-Parker
Malta has bid to host the European Aviation Agency that employs 900 people. The Government is now going into more detail on how to help relocate families.
The MIIP has ranked best in freedom of movement, due diligence and standard of living in a report published by Private Wealth Management
As of 1st November 2020, the Cyprus Investment Programme is closed until further notice. Cyprus Investment Programme has been ranked 7th best globally. Cyprus ranked well in freedom of movement and standard of living.
CCLEX advised the Government of Montenegro on developing the Citizenship by Investment programme. The proposal that CCLEX submitted to the attention of the Montenegrin Government featured two main models, which both identify the primary industries responsible for driving economic growth and ensure that the foreign investments raised under the citizenship by investment programme target these main areas.
11 Jul 2017 Kenneth A Camilleri
Chetcuti Cauchi’s new Hong Kong office serves Asian HNW market for EU Residency & Citizenship. Our Hong Kong office helps us serve Asian clients efficiently
Find out how the new Malta Permanent Residency Programme has become even more accessible and convenient. And enjoy all the benefits of a Malta Visa Program.
27 May 2017
As the first country to have approved three bills regulating DLT, including Blockchain and Cryptocurrencies, Malta Blockchain will also be issuing a Strategy Plan on how the country will promote and embrace blockchain. Malta is acting as a leader within the industry, proposing initiatives for Malta Blockchain to be a success within different industries. The investment opportunities and incentives which have been proposed have proven Malta to be the ideal jurisdiction for such companies.
The UK Prime minister Theresa May suggests that free movement of EU citizens will continue even after Brexit.