Why Now
Given the unprecedented range of challenges we face in the United States…
does relying solely on your U.S. passport still make sense?
The risks of relying on a single country for residency rights are clearer than ever before
The United States is grappling with an unprecedented number of economic, and political, challenges
(1) Source: Bloomberg (Aug. 30th, 2022)
Why Now
2023 was the worst year in H-1B visa history with less than 5% applicants being selected.
The global pandemic unleashed tough new restrictions on global mobility.
Canada is banning some foreigners from buying property after home prices surged.
Why Now
Since 2020, 40% of global residency and citizenship by investment programs were terminated. And the ones left cost about 25% more on average.
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The list of challenges is unprecedented in nature and scope
(Federal & State)
Are you asking yourself?
2023 was the worst year in H-1B visa history with less than 5%
applicants being selected.
The global pandemic unleashed tough new restrictions on global mobility.
Lisbon follows Dublin in scrapping rigth of non-European to claim residency in return for investment.
…and governments are likely to impose more restrictions based solely on country of birth, not fewer.
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