A bespoke publication for anyone who follows wealth and investment migration trends — from high-net-worth and ultra-high-net-worth investors and their advisors, to industry professionals, to policy makers looking to manage programs to achieve economic growth. Featuring exclusive private wealth data from New World Wealth alongside global and regional insights by investment migration industry leaders and experts in wealth, migration, and mobility, this is a must-read for anyone interested in residence or citizenship by investment.
Across the globe, in every region, the pandemic, climate uncertainty, and geopolitical turmoil are pushing interest and investment in alternative residence and additional citizenship options into overdrive. No matter where they are situated, wealthy investors should brace themselves and their families for what might lie ahead, spreading risk and creating opportunities in multiple jurisdictions via investment migration.
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Note: Figures for December 2021
The Americas region is booming — between 2019 and 2021, Henley & Partners saw a spike of 320% in new enquiries from the region.
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As the second full year of ‘pandemic normal’ establishes itself in the Americas, some longstanding trends in migration have grown more discernable.
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Early 2022 indications reveal a similar positive trajectory to 2021 at Henley & Partners UK, a year which saw a significant uptick in enquiries of 720 from investors in Europe and the UK.
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You’ll be hard-pressed to find any good news in Europe these days, as the Russian invasion of Ukraine has obscured almost everything else.
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Africa continues its trajectory as a growth market for investment migration in 2022, after Henley & Partners saw an overall increase of 18% in enquiries from Africans seeking alternative residence and/or citizenship over the past 12 months.
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The key drivers of migration and mobility trends in sub-Saharan Africa — lack of opportunity due to battered economies, repressive regimes, social distress, and armed conflict — are magnified in 2022.
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The Middle East has seen a strong surge in investment migration solutions post pandemic.
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High and rising energy prices — driven in part by geopolitical tensions — have improved the immediate fiscal conditions across the region’s oil- and gas-producing countries.
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Investment migration continues to boom in South Asia, propelled by the fact that in the past two years the concept of residence and citizenship by investment has gained more public acceptance than in any previous year.
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India has never sought to restrain migration, especially of educated personnel created through highly subsidized education.
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As we enter the second quarter of 2022 there are positive signs that the East Asia market is picking up after a drop in enquiries due to the pandemic.
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More than two years into the pandemic, the story of East Asia’s economic powerhouses is increasingly one of stark contrasts and two diverging approaches.
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Southeast Asia and Oceania had some of the strictest Covid regulations over the past year, causing many families to question their current domiciles.
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As the third year of the Covid-19 pandemic commenced, we saw a new global record for the total number of Covid-19 infections.
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