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Security concerns may drive more Filipinos to migrate: migration expert
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.
Wealthy Filipinos’ guide to living in sought-after territories
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.
More South Korean Millionaires Looking To Relocate To Singapore
According to Henley & Partners, “investment migration” has become “mainstream” in the past five years. The firm sees growing interest in migration programmes among Chinese…
Helping the wealthy through residence and citizenship planning
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…
The most (and least) powerful passports in the world revealed
With visa-free access to 176 countries, Germany still has the most powerful passport in the world. It has retained the No1 position in an annual travel freedom ranking, despite losing visa-free admission to one country.…
Henley & Partners to promote Thai residency programme
Leading residence and citizenship advisory firm, Henley & Partners has been appointed to promote Thailand’s exclusive residence programme to second home investors and others…
World's most powerful passports revealed, with UK dropping down the list
United Kingdom comes joint-fourth, behind Germany in top position, while countries on Donald Trump's 'Muslim ban' list rank among worst for ability to travel freely…
You can buy elite residency in Thailand for $60,000
LONDON - The Thai government has started offering "elite" residency visas for wealthy foreign citizens, allowing them to live in the country for around $3,000 (£2,403) a year…
