Latitude News
25 March, 2026
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Key Takeaways from Latitude’s Spring U.S. Event Series on Global Mobility
Over the course of one week, Latitude hosted a series of in-person events across the United States, bringing together internationally minded individuals, families, and advisors in three key cities: Boston, Santa Monica, and San Francisco. Each event offered a space for open, informed discussion around global mobility, residence and citizenship planning, and the broader question […]
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25 March, 2026
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Moving Money Across Borders: Why FX Strategy Matters
For internationally mobile individuals, global mobility is often framed around residency, citizenship, and lifestyle outcomes. But behind almost every decision sits a far more practical reality: moving money across borders. Traditional banks, in particular, often offer uncompetitive exchange rates and embed significant margins within them, meaning clients can lose substantial amounts of money without ever seeing a clearly stated fee. When […]
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24 March, 2026
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An Exclusive Webinar: Securing EU Residency Through Real Estate in Greece
EU residency is becoming an increasingly important consideration for US-based individuals and families seeking greater flexibility, mobility, and long-term planning options. In response, Latitude will be hosting an upcoming webinar focused on how residency can be secured in practice through real estate investment in Greece, one of Europe’s most accessible and structured pathways. What the Webinar Will Cover This […]
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23 March, 2026
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Portugal Golden Visa: What the 2026 Presidential Election and Legal Changes Really Mean
In the aftermath of its recent elections, Portugal is undoubtedly entering a period of political and legislative transition. But, for those interested in the Portugal Golden Visa, the more important question is not what has changed, but what has not. Recent developments, including the election of a new president, ongoing debate around nationality law reform, […]
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20 March, 2026
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Residency vs Citizenship: How Globally Mobile Families Think About Plan B Today
Global mobility planning has evolved significantly over the past decade. What was once viewed as a niche exercise for a relatively small segment of internationally active families is now increasingly treated as part of broader long-term planning. For many clients, the question is no longer whether a second residence or citizenship might be useful, but rather what type of status […]
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17 March, 2026
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What the Latest Italian Citizenship Ruling Means for Descendants Abroad
Recent developments in Italy’s Constitutional Court have raised new questions about the future of Citizenship by Descent claims for individuals with Italian ancestry. The court has indicated it may support elements of a controversial 2025 reform that restricts how Italian citizenship can be transmitted to descendants born abroad. While a full written judgment is still expected, the initial decision has already generated […]
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12 March, 2026
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Turkish Citizenship and the U.S. E-2 Visa: A Strategic Pathway
For internationally active entrepreneurs and investors, access to the United States remains strategically important. However, gaining the legal right to live and operate a business in the United States is not straightforward for many foreign nationals. Immigration pathways can be complex, and eligibility for certain business visas depends heavily on the applicant’s nationality. One visa in particular (the U.S. E-2 Treaty Investor […]
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11 March, 2026
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Beyond Europe: The New Geography of Global Investment Migration
For many years, the conversation around residence and citizenship planning was largely centered on Europe. Programs such as Portugal’s Golden Visa or various Mediterranean residency routes dominated the discussion among investment migration strategies. This landscape is now changing. In the latest episode of The Global Passport Investor, Latitude Managing Partner (Americas & Caribbean) Christopher Willis explores how global mobility planning is evolving beyond a single regional focus. Increasingly, applicants […]
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10 March, 2026
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Planning Ahead: The Safest Countries to Move to in Times of Global Unrest
It’s an unfortunate reality – geopolitical tension, economic disruption, and rapid policy change have become a recurring feature of modern life. While most families never expect to relocate suddenly, many, especially those currently based in either the U.S. or in the gulf states, are now asking themselves a practical question: “What would it take to secure the legal right to live somewhere else if future circumstances required […]
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09 March, 2026
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IN THE MEDIA: Latitude Features In The San Francisco Examiner
Thank you to the San Francisco Examiner for featuring Latitude in a recent article exploring how global mobility planning is evolving among Bay Area families. In the piece “Bay Area Residents Are Quietly Building a Second Home Base Abroad”, Latitude Managing Partner Christopher Willis discusses how residence and citizenship planning has moved beyond niche wealth […]
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