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As the world continues to grapple with the havoc wreaked by Covid-19, the demand for greater global mobility has skyrocketed.

RCBI programmes — also known as investment migration programmes — encourage high-net-worth families to relocate and contribute to the economy of hosting states through both entrepreneurial and consumer activity.

Neue Zürcher Zeitung, a German language newspaper, points out the benefits of Malta’s investment migration programs to both Malta and international investors. Henley & Partners Chairman, Dr. Christian H. Kaelin, highlights how program inflows can enable host countries to promote investment and implement infrastructure projects without increasing debt.

With the mass roll-out of Covid-19 vaccinations in many countries, global mobility might soon become a reality again for some – particularly those in wealthy nations.

The gap in travel freedom is its biggest in decades and disparities in vaccination access between countries could make the situation even worse, says a new report.

Japanese passport holders theoretically are able to access a record 193 destinations around the world visa-free. 

Japan has the world’s most powerful passport, the latest rankings have revealed.

The UAE has moved up one position in the Henley Passport Index, which ranks the strength of passports across the world.

Health havens is the new buzz word as high net-worth individuals who participate in investment linked migration programs.

In 2020, as the world convulsed under COVID-19 and the global economy faced its worst recession since World War II, billionaires saw their riches reach new heights.

The perfect storm of Covid and Brexit has seen an unprecedented surge in future pandemic prepping - it includes having multiple citizenships.

The wealthy have been snapping up second passports during the coronavirus pandemic to get around travel restrictions and seek refuge in countries that have handled COVID-19 effectively.