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How obtain the St. Kitts & Nevis second passport via real estate investment
St. Kitts and Nevis has evolved into a safe and popular tourism and second passport destination. With its sunny and sandy beaches, superb health care, low crime rate, and solid national infrastructure, the former mostly sugar-growing region and two-island republic has become one of the Caribbean’s fastest growing economies. Since 1984, the nation has welcomed…
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Relocating to Spain as a permanent resident
As a member of the European Union, Spain provides special benefits to people from other EU countries who choose to migrate here, as a permanent resident. EU citizens do not require a visa to enter Spain; instead, they must register with the local police station in the city where they will be residing. Non-EU individuals,…
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The biometric passport: how does it work?
The biometric passport, also called electronic passport or ePassport or digital passport, is an identity document that includes a polycarbonate sheet with an electronic microprocessor chip embedded inside the cover of a passport that allows a mechanical reading to confirm the identity of its holder. It looks like a traditional passport but has the international…
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Invest into property and obtain a second passport for Singaporeans
For wealthy Singaporeans, another residence in another country is a good investment particularly at this time when the freedom of movement has been curtailed by the Covid-19 global pandemic or if you would like your child to avail of an excellent education in a European country. One of the best ways to get that new…
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Comparing citizenship by investment routes for Singaporeans
There are some countries around the world that offer citizenship by investment. This means that citizenship can be acquired by investing in the local economy by purchasing real estate, investing in securities, setting up a business, or creating jobs. What are the advantages of a second citizenship? Access to 120 to 180 countries around the…
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