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Citizenship by investment and by descent: amounts, requirements for the applicant, due diligence and timelines.

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Jordan citizenship by investment in 2026: 100 approvals and what they mean

Review6 min readJordan citizenship by investment in 2026: 100 approvals and what they meanIn 10 months of 2026, 100 people obtained Jordan citizenship by investment. Which investment options apply, what entry costs and who the program suits.Read

Refusal of citizenship by descent: reasons and reapplication in five countries

Refusal of citizenship by descent: reasons and reapplication in five countriesCitizenship by descent refused in Bulgaria, Hungary, Romania, Austria or Israel: real reasons, figures, appeal deadlines and how to reapply.Read

Saint Kitts and Nevis passport biometrics: who, where, cost and the 31 July 2027 deadline

Saint Kitts and Nevis passport biometrics: who, where, cost and the 31 July 2027 deadlineSaint Kitts and Nevis passport biometrics: who enrols, what is taken, centres, fees from $1,300 and booking via an agent. Deadline for holders: 31 July 2027.Read

Argentine passport: ranking, strength and how to get it

Argentine passport: ranking, strength and how to get itArgentine passport: 160 destinations without a visa on Passport Index 2026, Schengen and the UK, who can get the passport and how it is issued to a new citizen.Read

Cost of Argentine citizenship: $350,000 contribution, $800,000 bond and a family calculation

Cost of Argentine citizenship: $350,000 contribution, $800,000 bond and a family calculationCost of Argentine citizenship: a $350,000 contribution or an $800,000 bond, amounts for a spouse and children, a family calculation and costs beyond the contribution.Read

7 stages of Vanuatu citizenship: who does what at each one

7 stages of Vanuatu citizenship: who does what at each oneVanuatu citizenship stage by stage: agent, documents, FIU check, Commission approval, contribution, certificate and passport.Read

Austrian citizenship for descendants of victims of Nazism: who qualifies and which documents are needed in 2026

Austrian citizenship for descendants of victims of Nazism: who qualifies and which documents are needed in 2026Austrian citizenship for descendants of victims of Nazism under § 58c: which ancestors give the right, which documents are needed, how long the decision takes and whether you keep your current passport.Read

9 Hidden Costs of Caribbean Citizenship That Nobody Talks About

9 Hidden Costs of Caribbean Citizenship That Nobody Talks AboutSt. Kitts, Antigua, Grenada, Dominica, St. Lucia: hidden costs when obtaining a Caribbean passport that are not warned in advance.Read

Citizenship of Antigua and Barbuda through Investment: Complete Guide 2026

Citizenship of Antigua and Barbuda through Investment: Complete Guide 2026A detailed 2026 guide: contributions from $230,000 for a family, real estate, 3-6 month timelines, visa-free travel to the Schengen area and the UK, requirements and due diligence.Read

CFC rules, currency control and CRS: a Vanuatu passport for Russian tax residents in 2026

CFC rules, currency control and CRS: a Vanuatu passport for Russian tax residents in 2026A Vanuatu passport does not remove Russian CFC and currency control duties while you stay a Russian tax resident. What changes and how CRS works.Read

7 myths about Caribbean passports: what's true and what's false

7 myths about Caribbean passports: what's true and what's falseWe analyze the 7 main myths about Caribbean citizenship: the EU, Schengen, confidentiality, checks and the real conditions of the programs.Read

How to check a licensed Vanuatu citizenship agent before paying

How to check a licensed Vanuatu citizenship agent before payingVanuatu citizenship is filed only through a licensed agent. How to verify the licence, 10 questions to ask and signs of an unreliable intermediary.Read

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