Citizenship and tax residency confer different sets of rights and obligations on individuals
Special Reports
The 2019 CBI Index: Beyond due diligence - the safeguard provisions
The ability to revoke citizenship is an important tool for both citizenship by investment jurisdictions and successful applicants to their programmes
The 2019 CBI Index: Due diligence - the cornerstone of CBI
One of the main features of the Caribbean citizenship by investment programmes is thorough due diligence, explains Kieron Sharp, CEO of FACT Due Diligence
International critics fail to stem growing CBI industry
CBI schemes offer wealthy individuals freedom of movement while providing vital funds to what are often cash-strapped nations, yet continue to draw criticism
The CBI Index: 2018 brings both significant change and new challenges
The citizenship by investment industry has seen significant changes since 2017, from programmes lowering their minimum investment requirements, to fostering accountability among stakeholders
The CBI Index: a history of CBI
St Kitts and Nevis was the first country to launch a CBI programme in 1984, while Jordan launched its scheme in 2018
The CBI Index: demystifying CBI - citizenship vs residence
The relationship that is formed between the state and the economic citizen lasts a lifetime, unlike the one that is established with economic residents
The CBI Index: recognising the possibilities that lie ahead
Similarities exist among citizenship by investment programmes, yet each has its own flaws and virtues
The CBI Index: investing in real estate for citizenship
Insisting applicants purchase real estate is a common feature of CBI schemes, but it can bring drawbacks as well as benefits
The CBI Index: adaptability as a mark of endurance and success
The first CBI schemes were launched in the 1980s, and the industry has been in a state of constant evolution ever since
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