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Immigrant Invest is a consulting company specialising in residence and citizenship by investment. Founded in 2006, it is now headquartered in Malta and has worked with over 10,000 clients. The company is a government-licensed agent for residence and citizenship by investment programmes in 25 jurisdictions across the EU, the Caribbean, and the Middle East, including Portugal, Greece, Malta, Hungary, St Kitts and Nevis, Grenada, Dominica, Antigua and Barbuda, St Lucia, and Vanuatu. Immigrant Invest is a member of the Investment Migration Council and follows the EU's Sixth Anti-Money Laundering Directive.
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Changes
Argentina to Grant Citizenship By Investment. When?
The Government of Argentina has announced the launch of a citizenship by investment programme. Applications will open in the 4th quarter of 2026. Elena Ruda, Co-Founder & Managing Partner, spoke about the costs and options.
Property
How Real Estate Is Valued in Türkiye for Citizenship by Investment
Türkiye has changed the requirements for real estate valuation when obtaining citizenship by investment. Aras Aydın answers investors’ most frequently asked questions.
Statistics
Portugal Is Home to Over 1 Million Foreign Residents
AIMA has published a new annual report. The document contains statistics for 2025 on the number of foreign residents, grounds for issuing residence permits, and applicants’ nationalities. Pedro Barata, head of the Portuguese office at Immigrant Invest, analysed the data.
Changes
São Tomé and Príncipe CBI: Children Up to 30 Can Be Included. Who Else?
The São Tomé and Príncipe Citizenship by investment Department has updated the document submission rules. Lyle Julien, an investment migration expert at Immigrant Invest, commented on the changes.
Statistics
EU Issues a Record 3.9 Million Residence Permits in One Year
Eurostat has published data on the number of residence permits issued in 2025. Vladlena Baranova, head of Legal & AML Compliance Department, CAMS, IMCM, explains which countries issued the most residence permits and the main reasons why foreigners moved there.
