Latitude News – Page-31
12 September, 2018
Caribbean, News feed
Grenada Citizenship-by-Investment Programme Changes
Following the appointment of Thomas Anthony as the new CEO of the Grenada Citizenship-by-Investment Unit, we can reveal further programme enhancements. The most intriguing of these enhancements is the expansion of the dependant category. A first for the Caribbean Citizenship-by-Investment Programmes (CIPs), Grenada will now allow you to include you and your spouse’s siblings. This […]
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01 August, 2018
Europe, News feed
Montenegro CIP set to launch
In an effort to help attract foreign direct investments into the country, Montenegro will launch its Citizenship-by-Investment Programme (CIP) by October 1st, 2018. They will cap the number of applicants to a maximum of 2,000 non-EU nationals over a three-year period. You will have two different investment options: 1. €250,000 real estate investment in an […]
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29 May, 2018
Europe, News feed
Changes to the Cyprus Citizenship-by-Investment Programme
Since its inception in 2013, the Cyprus Citizenship-by-Investment Programme (CIP) has gone through a number of changes, with the most recent being made public this week. Cypriot Investment Scheme The CIP is now officially named the ‘Cypriot Investment Scheme’ and is expected to continue to prove popular with high net-worth private clients from around the […]
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24 May, 2018
Caribbean, News feed
Antigua and Barbuda amend their Citizenship by Investment Programme
On 11 April 2018 the Cabinet of Antigua and Barbuda approved a number of amendments to the country’s Citizenship by Investment Programme (CIP) that will continue to ensure its competitiveness in the region. Joint Real Estate Investment With immediate effect the most significant change to the programme is a Limited Time Offer to allow two […]
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06 March, 2018
Europe, News feed
Stop restricting the number of successful applicants seeking to acquire Maltese citizenship
Latitude’s CEO, Eric Major, believes that restricting the number of successful applicants seeking to buy Maltese passports should be stopped, and that the programme should be reviewed every five years. The Times of Malta reported: “Launched in 2014, the IIP (Individual Investor Programme) had been capped at 1,800 applicants but the government recently announced its […]
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01 March, 2018
Europe, Malta News feed
Malta IIP investors spend 2.5x the minimum on homes to qualify for citizenship
Ryan Darmanin, Managing Director of Latitude’s Malta Office, recently spoke to Investor Migration Insider about the real estate investment trends for Malta’s Individual Investor Programme. Individuals applying for citizenship by investment through Malta’s Individual Investor Programme increasingly buy, rather than lease, properties in the country. “The primary reason people choose to rent rather than buy properties […]
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