Video briefings

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) passport is frequently highlighted for its extensive travel freedom, yet its actual advantages and drawbacks merit a closer look. Visa‑free and visa‑on‑arrival access…

Living abroad can be a hedge against political, economic, or regulatory shifts in any one nation. When planning a “plan B” lifestyle, the choice of residence and citizenship should be…

The recent Teen Vogue op‑ed by Rebecca Ayers argues that the existence of billionaires signals a “policy failure” and that a fair society should eliminate extreme wealth. The piece sparked…

Kiev’s real‑estate market remains surprisingly resilient despite the ongoing conflict and economic strain. The absence of mortgage financing, strict foreign‑currency controls, and a shift in population patterns are…

Portugal’s Golden Visa program allows non‑EU investors to obtain residency—and eventually citizenship—by purchasing real estate. The minimum qualifying investment is €280,000 in designated low‑density areas, with higher thresholds…

Malaysia has introduced a Premium Visa that grants a 20‑year residence permit. It is positioned as a more flexible, longer‑term alternative to the existing Malaysia My Second Home…

The United Arab Emirates introduced a 9 % corporate income tax that takes effect on 1 June 2023. The levy applies only to businesses that generate revenue from UAE citizens or residents…

Life expectancy and health‑care outcomes in the United States and Canada are slipping, while many non‑Western nations are seeing improvements in both longevity and the quality of medical…

Living abroad often hinges on more than taxes or legal structures; the broader regional culture and everyday realities play a crucial role. Below is a concise comparison of…

Buying a Caribbean property to obtain citizenship by investment (CBI) is often presented as a shortcut to a second passport, but for the vast majority of investors the…