Hungarian Investment Immigration Program
Getting residency by investment is a simple way for getting visa-free access to new countries or for securing a second home for yourself and your family. In Europe, the investment residency program of Malta is among the most popular ones. Now it also offers a financing option for investors.
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Even though the Hungarian Residency Bond program is suspended, there are plenty of opportunities for international investors to get a Schengen visa and settle in Europe. One of the newest programs is the Montenegrin citizenship program.
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If you have a permanent residence permit, you can simply renew it without meeting any further requirements. Naturally, you will need some supporting documents, partly depending on whether you and/or your family members actually live in Hungary.
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The Moldovan investment citizenship program is now available. It is aimed at international businessmen who are ready to make an investment in developing a country and to receive a second passport which also grants them access to 121 countries around the world.
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Golden Visa programs around the world provide an attractive opportunity to obtain residency or citizenship in a given country in exchange for an investment. Now, on 30 May the European Parliament debated the controversies of the European Golden Visa programs.
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Are you are planning to make a real estate investment in Hungary as a non-EU investor? Then consider complementing your investment with setting up a Hungarian company and applying for Hungarian residency.
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Henley and Partners, a global leader in residence and citizenship planning, each year analyzes passport strength around the world. They count how many countries you can access visa-free if you hold a given passport, and rank passports accordingly.
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If you hold Hungarian permanent residency, acquired in the Hungarian Residency Bond Program, you probably do not have a registered address in Hungary. However, there are several benefits to be gained from holding a Hungarian address as well as residency.
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In March 2017, Georgia entered an agreement that enables Georgian citizens to travel to Schengen countries without a visa. Moreover, they are allowed to spend 180 days a year in any country of the Schengen zone. This makes Georgia an attractive destination to those who seek to relocate and wish to travel unhindered in Europe.
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The Hungarian Residency Bond program was suspended at the end of March, 2017. Now participants of the Investment Migration Forum suggested it might restart next year. Will it happen?
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