Recent shifts in citizenship-by-real-estate programs highlight changing global priorities. While Caribbean nations maintain lower thresholds ($200K+) and faster processing (4-6 months), European options increasingly require higher investments (β¬500K-β¬2M) and emphasize residency components.
Notable developments include:
Stricter due diligence protocols
Variable government fees (10-25% of investment)
Growing focus on sustainable property criteria
Evolving tax transparency requirements
Program adjustments reflect balancing economic benefits with regulatory oversight, impacting long-term planning for investors.
For current jurisdictional comparisons and policy updates: Citizenship-By.Investments.
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