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ven as Donald Trump advertises his hard-line approach to border crossers, he is actively soliciting one particular group of immigrants: rich ones.

Wealthy Americans leave the US in record numbers, seeking investment migration opportunities abroad.

According to the latest Henley Opportunity Index, ten countries have emerged as the most attractive destinations for individuals seeking a better quality of life, career prospects, and long-term opportunities in 2025.

Citizenship of Nauru, an island nation spanning just 8 square miles in the southwest Pacific Ocean, can be yours for $105,000. The tiny, low-lying island has launched a “golden passport” initiative with the aim of raising money to fund climate action.

Some countries allow expats to obtain permanent resident status if they purchase property, invest in the economy, or outright give money to the government.

Economic uncertainty, political division, and shifting global power dynamics are fueling an unprecedented exodus of the wealthy—especially from the United States. But where do they go?

This year’s edition includes a total of 40 programs for investment migration.

Malta’s citizenship-by-investment scheme has taken the top spot in the Henley and Partners Global Citizenship Program Index rankings for the tenth consecutive year.

Efforts to relocate about 10,000 people on flooding-threatened Nauru illustrate a gap in global adaptation funding estimated at as much as $359 billion a year.

Here are the ten most powerful passports in the world in 2025 based on the report by the Henley Passport Index.

Experts said the tax changes contributed to a growing exodus of millionaires from the UK - and the chancellor should find ways to attract them back to help the economy.

The chancellor said she had "listened to the concerns" of wealthy foreigners.