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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.

With the world remaining focused on both the economic and health consequences of the pandemic, a new study ranks Canada as the top destination for high-net-worth-individuals (HNWIs) when it comes to health security.

The UAE’s investment migration programme has been rated the best in the Middle East and the Arab world and among the top 10 globally by the millionaires seeking health security, according to Deep Knowledge Analytics and Henley & Partners' new research.

Many, hunting for a haven amid political tension, had their sights on the British capital even before a new visa was announced.

It is not surprising that many high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) and their families are choosing island nations as preferred destinations to escape to should future crises necessitate relocation.

The past 15 years have seen Montenegro emerge as a key second-home and real estate-investor market in the Mediterranean.

Between 2019 and 2020, Henley saw a growth of 61% in clients from India expressing interest in their services.

In 2020, wealthy Indians again topped the list of those making enquiries for ‘residence-by-investment’ or ‘citizenship-by-investment’ programmes.

Bilanz, a German language biweekly business magazine published in Zurich, Switzerland, interviews Henley & Partners Chairman, Dr Christian H. Kaelin, on the many benefits of investment migration to both sovereign states and international investors.