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1,800+ applications since 2016 · 19 client nationalities · the desk closes at 30 concurrent files
Insights
Long-form analysis on programmes we actually file, due-diligence patterns we actually see, and policy moves that materially change how we route a client. Less news, more context.
Nauru's program office has publicized a second stateless approval as proof its citizenship sells recognition, not just mobility. The recognition story is real. The mobility math, for an HNWI brief in 2026, is the part that doesn't move.
The five Eastern Caribbean CBI programmes are aligning under one regional regulator. New physical-stay, civic orientation and due-diligence rules are months away. Files logged before each island's enabling act will almost certainly be assessed under today's terms.
Law 7582 gives new Turkish tax residents 20 years of zero tax on foreign-source income and capital gains, plus a flat 1% inheritance rate. Who qualifies, what's covered, and how the investment routes fit.
Turkey's new 20-year exemption put it in the same conversation as Italy's and Greece's flat-tax regimes and the UAE's zero income tax. Here's how the four actually compare for a relocating family.
What changed in passport visa policy for GCC nationals between January and June 2026. Where we’re directing files now, where we paused, and a note on the UAE Henley jump.
Antigua, Dominica, Grenada, Saint Lucia, St. Kitts. Five programmes that look similar on a marketing page and behave differently inside an actual file. Where each one is the right pick.
What Caribbean due-diligence firms ask Saudi applicants in 2026, why local accountant statements are not sufficient, and the documentation pack we now build into every Gulf-origin file from day one.
Real-estate route at $400K, bank-deposit at $500K. Both still issuing. The honest answer on visa-free reach, the E-2 angle for US-bound founders, and the kinds of files we now turn down.
The 12-month track is fiction for most files. Here is what the 36-month track really costs, what the residency stage involves, and the kinds of clients we send to Malta instead of Cyprus.