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According to Henley & Partners, the international residence and citizenship advisory

Britain might be leaving the EU – but that doesn't mean you have to. Various countries on the continent have programmes that allow foreign citizens to invest

Residence and citizenship planning is gaining momentum worldwide, particularly in Southeast Asia, including the Philippines, as high net-worth individuals or wealthy families are becoming more aware of options abroad that provide better

Pam Golding Properties has partnered with investment migration firm Henley & Partners to provide buyers seeking international property assets with a view to acquiring dual residence or citizenship.

Q:I plan to buy a retirement home in the Caribbean, and have a budget of about £500,000. Could a “citizenship by investment” programme be of benefit to me?

Events like the Marawi terror attack as well as the declaration of Martial Law in Mindanao may drive more Filipinos to seek citizenship in another country.

The recent credit downgrades by Fitch and Standard & Poor’s ratings agencies, has wealthy South Africans seriously reviewing the available options beyond the country’s borders.

There is an easier way for wealthy Filipinos who want to live in countries with strict visa requirements -- by acquiring a residence permit or a “strong” second passport that allows entry into coveted destinations around the world.

Dominic Volek also points out where the trend in investment programs is going and where is the place to be.

Dominic Volek, Managing Partner of Henley & Partners Singapore and Head Southeast Asia discussed how the freedom to travel is changing.

Volek also points out where the trend in investment programs is going and where is the place to be.

Jennifer Lai of Henley & Partners explains how the firm is taking a needs-based approach to assisting wealthy families with their citizenship and residence planning requirements…