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What Does Remote Work Mean for Investors in 2024?
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Working remotely became quite the vogue during the pandemic. Digital nomads had been wise to the movement prior to this and it has gained momentum ever since. But just what does remote mean for investors in 2024?
What Does Remote Work Mean?
Before we address the latest remote working situation for investors, let’s define the meaning of remote work. According to the Cambridge Dictionary, remote working is “the practice of an employee working at their home, or in some other place that is not an organization’s usual place of business.”
Statista reveals the change in remote work trends due to COVID-19 in the United States. Before the pandemic, 17% of US employees worked from home 5 or more days a week. During the pandemic, this increased to 44%.
Essentially, remote work’s an agreement between employer and employee that allows the latter to work outside the office. Be that at their private address, a coworking space, a cafe, or the beach. Have laptop, will travel.
Remote work is also known as teleworking and is connected to hybrid work. This means that you split your time between office and home etc. But, as we shall see, investors are not tied to the demands of employers.
How Can Investors Remote Work?
As an investor, you’re typically an entrepreneur. You could well be a HNWI. Either way, you run your own business and you’re your own boss.
This gives you licence to work from anywhere. Perhaps you’ll like to operate from the powdery sandy shores of the Caribbean? If so, you can obtain Residency by Investment in Anguilla, a programme we helped design and set up.
But maybe you want a quicker route to a second passport? If so, Citizenship by Investment is a better option. Take your pick from the five following Eastern Caribbean countries:
Or is an European base what you crave and the chance to grow your business across the European Union? This is where a golden visa can come into play. You can enjoy visa-free business and leisure travel across the Schengen Zone.
Europe’s premier Residency and Citizenship by Investment country is Malta. Unlike in Greece, Portugal, and Spain, this Mediterranean island group offers more than mere residency. As well as the Malta Permanent Residence Programme (MPRP), there’s Maltese Exceptional Investor Naturalization (MEIN).
Work From Anywhere With Latitude
No longer do investors have to operate in close proximity to Wall Street or the City of London. Your office space is not confined to four walls but extends all around the world, thanks to Residency and Citizenship by Investment. So, if you want to find an investment migration programme tailor-made for you, don’t delay and contact Latitude Group today.