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Gibraltar Introduces New Residency Requirements Framework

Gibraltar's government announced a new Residence Criteria framework on June 17, 2026, requiring residency applicants to demonstrate genuine economic contribution and regulatory compliance. Key requirements include an employment contract with a salary at or above the average wage, aimed at protecting Gibraltar's capacity to deliver public services to residents.

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Portugal Golden Visa Program: 2026 Status and Citizenship Rule Changes

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.

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Kuwait Launches 15-Year Residency Permit for Foreign Investors

Kuwait's Council of Ministers issued Resolution No. 651 of 2026 on June 15, 2026, establishing a new residency framework allowing eligible foreign investors and their immediate family members to obtain 15-year residency permits. The program is administered in coordination with the General Department of Residency Affairs and the Kuwait Direct Investment Promotion Authority (KDIPA).

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Costa Rica Opens Temporary Residence Category for Asylum Applicants from Colombia, Cuba, Nicaragua, and Venezuela

Costa Rica's General Directorate of Migration and Foreigners (DGME) has created a special temporary supplementary residence category for nationals of Colombia, Cuba, Nicaragua, and Venezuela with pending or denied asylum applications. The route is available to those who submitted an asylum application between June 1, 2014, and an unspecified cutoff date.

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Portugal Minister and Lawyers Dispute Golden Visa Holders' Nationality Expectations

Portugal's minister stated that golden visa investors were misled into expecting a pathway to nationality, while lawyers representing those investors argue the state actively promoted and profited from the program before changing its terms. The dispute centers on whether the government broke commitments made to investors under the golden visa scheme.