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Dubai's Digital Nomad Visa, launched in 2021, allows remote workers to live and work in the UAE. This guide covers eligibility, application steps, and tax considerations relevant to American applicants.
A ministerial order published on June 23, 2026 in the Gazette Officielle du Québec establishes new rules governing when and how undertaking applications in the family reunification category will be accepted. An undertaking application is a binding contract between a sponsor and the person they wish to sponsor.
Japan's Cabinet approved a visa fee increase effective July 1, 2026. Single-entry visa fees will rise from 3,000 yen to 15,000 yen, and multiple-entry visa fees will increase from 6,000 yen to 30,000 yen.
In Blanche v. Lau (June 23, 2026), the US Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that border officers do not need clear and convincing evidence that a lawful permanent resident committed a disqualifying crime before treating them as an applicant for admission upon reentry. This expands DHS authority to subject returning green card holders with criminal charges to heightened scrutiny at the border.
A commentary episode covers the election of Abelardo De La Espriella in Colombia and considers potential implications for investors and the broader Latin American region. The hosts also touch on political developments in Brazil, the UK, and capital flows out of Europe.
Oman has opened its real estate market to non-Omani nationals, allowing foreigners to buy and own property across the country. A new sponsor-free residence permit is available to foreign property owners.
Dominica Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit is scheduled to attend the Globevisa GGCC 2026 conference in Hong Kong. The event is focused on citizenship by investment compliance, due diligence, and AML alignment.
Japan's Minister for Foreign Affairs announced on June 19, 2026 that entry visa fees will increase by 400% effective July 1, 2026. The single-entry visa fee rises from JPY 3,000 to JPY 15,000, with multiple-entry fees increasing proportionally.
US nationals relocating to Spain can choose from several residence permit programmes, each with different implications for initial applications, renewals, and family considerations. Selecting the appropriate route depends on the objectives behind the move rather than permit availability alone.
Turkey has introduced a 20-year exemption on foreign-source income for qualifying individuals, effective from 2026. The measure is aimed at attracting international capital and investors relocating to Turkey.
Lebanon's government has drafted a golden visa program requiring a $500,000 investment for residency, which cleared committee but has not passed Parliament. Critics have raised concerns about the timing and framework given Lebanon's ongoing economic freeze.
A video outlines countries that wealthy clients are reportedly investing in for second citizenship or relocation, with mentions of UAE, Paraguay, and Serbia as example destinations. Country selection criteria are discussed based on individual goals around lifestyle and wealth protection.
Latvia's Saeima passed a new Immigration Law on 11 June 2026 that significantly changes the country's Golden Visa programme. The law awaits presidential signature and is set to enter into force on 1 January 2027.
Taiwan is introducing a travel discount program offering repeat foreign visitors up to NT$8,000 (approximately US$250) in travel discounts. The program targets tourists who have previously visited Taiwan.
Managing connectivity and online banking is highlighted as a significant practical challenge when relocating internationally. The piece covers aspects of building a stable digital life as part of the expat relocation process.
Portugal's Nationality Law has been amended to extend the residency period required before citizenship applications, with nationals from Portuguese-speaking countries and EU member states now required to wait at least seven years instead of the previous five. The Portugal Golden Visa program continues to operate under these updated citizenship pathway rules.
Abelardo De La Espriella has won Colombia's presidential election by a narrow margin. The episode covers reaction to the result and its potential implications for the region.
A short video presents the claim that expats moving to Latin America often find healthcare quality better than expected. The segment argues that the assumption that moving abroad means lower-quality healthcare is frequently incorrect.
Immigration New Zealand has confirmed final changes to the Skilled Migrant Category (SMC) taking effect August 24, 2026, including clarifications on how wage thresholds are applied. Changes to wage rate rules for work-to-residence visas have also been announced.
On June 18, 2026, Iceland's parliament passed amendments to the Foreign Nationals Act and the Act on the Employment Rights of Foreign Nationals, transferring work permit application processing and issuance from the Directorate of Labour to the Directorate of Immigration. The amendments take effect the day after publication.
France's minimum wage (SMIC) rose 2.41% on June 1, 2026, from EUR 12.02 to EUR 12.31 per hour gross, raising the full-time monthly gross equivalent from EUR 1,823.03 to EUR 1,867.02. Immigration salary thresholds linked to the SMIC have increased accordingly.
The Swiss Federal Council has opened a consultation on whether to extend Protection Status S for displaced Ukrainians past its current March 2027 expiry, citing the ongoing conflict and lack of a foreseeable ceasefire. The consultation involves cantons, municipalities, social partners, and other stakeholders.
A California union backing a proposed 5% billionaire tax offered to reduce the rate to 2% after the measure cleared a signature threshold, but Governor Newsom declined. Six billionaires had reportedly already left the state following the proposal.
The Greek Golden Visa program remains available to American investors seeking EU residency through real estate or other qualifying investments. The article addresses concerns about Greece's economic stability stemming from the 2010s debt crisis and its relevance to current investment migration decisions.
The Department of Homeland Security has issued a proposed rule (RIN 1615-AD08) that would raise USCIS naturalization application fees to as much as $1,330, along with increases to related appeal fees. The proposal represents one of the largest fee increases for U.S. citizenship applications in recent years.
Italy's investor residency (golden visa) program is examined in the context of 2026 geopolitical uncertainty and shifting immigration policies. The program is presented as offering stability for high-net-worth individuals seeking predictable global mobility options.
Argentina is characterized as a lifestyle destination rather than a tax-friendly jurisdiction, with Buenos Aires and wine regions cited as draws. Costs are described as high and property-related bureaucracy as particularly burdensome.
Caribbean citizenship by investment programs raised their investment thresholds in July, prompting a shift away from fund donations toward real estate as the preferred investment route. Real estate options have gained relative appeal as fund donation minimums increased over the past two years.
An opinion piece compares Greece to Thailand as a destination for digital nomads, examining whether Greece occupies a similar role in Europe. The comparison likely covers factors such as cost, lifestyle, and accessibility.
529 plans offer tax advantages for US citizens living abroad and may be used for some overseas education expenses, though not all foreign education costs qualify. Eligibility rules and qualifying expense categories apply to Americans using these plans while residing outside the US.
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