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The Greek Golden Visa Application Process takes approximately eight months in total and it commences with the acquisition of property in Greece.

Maltese Citizenship in light of the Nottebohm case

The OECD Multilateral Instrument – the international tax reset

The Turkish Citizenship by Investment Programme has been launched in 2018 and requires an investment of at least USD 250,000.

comparison of the current and proposed new gaming regulation

As Smart Manufacturing becomes a reality, Malta is quickly becoming a centre for investment in digital technology within the EU. Already a leading player in the market, Malta continues to incentivise research and development in the manufacturing industry to attract foreign investment.

With legislation compliant with the EU and strong ties with the UK, Malta is a well-regulated jurisdiction with a pro-business mindset. Malta’s Asset Management sector is benefiting from this unique blend of assets, and foreign investment to the island is continuing to grow.

Malta has established itself as a European Insurance Hub with several big insurance companies moving to the country. Insurance businesses have come to realise that Malta boasts a skilled, local and international workforce and Malta has become a solution for businesses seeking to protect their EU- driven revenue.

With a flexible regulator and attractive incentives, Malta’s banking sector has emerged as one of the top banking industries in the world. Providing legislation compliant with EU law as well the benefits of a Single European Passport, Malta offers a leading financial centre and a beneficial corporate environment needed for corporate growth.

International REITs have grown in popularity since the 1960s, with many interested in investing in an international portfolio of assets. However, the manner in which they are regulated differs from state to state. This article will provide an insight as to how some European states and the US approach this relatively new form of investment.