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In early January 2020, Mrs. Ren decided to move forward with the Cyprus permanent residence program through Globevisa. At that time, she was a mother of two: one child was in primary school and the other in kindergarten. After extensive research and comparisons, she and her husband chose Cyprus as the ideal location to provide…

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On February 25, 2025, President Donald Trump announced a controversial new cash-for-residency program, proposing a “Gold Card” that would grant U.S. residency and a pathway to citizenship for investors willing to contribute $5 million. This unexpected proposal has sparked intense debate, raising concerns about its legality and its potential impact on the existing EB-5 visa…

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On February 18, 2025, the Ninth Annual Report on Malta’s CIP was officially released. Although the report was completed in June 2023, it was only made publicly available on the Maltese government’s website on February 18. This report covers statistical data for the entire calendar year of 2022, including information on the ongoing Malta Exceptional…

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On February 19, 2025, Calvin St. Juste, Chairman of the St. Kitts and Nevis Citizenship by Investment Board, visited Beijing to engage in a deep discussion with Crystal Wang, Director of the St. Kitts and Nevis project at Globevisa. During the meeting, Mr. St. Juste praised Globevisa for its global reputation and vast expertise, acknowledging…

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With the grand opening of Globevisa South Africa office in Cape Town, Globevisa takes another significant stride forward, marking one more milestone in its global journey. Nestled at Unit B106 & 107 Sandown Square, Sandown Road, Parklands, Cape Town 7441 South Africa, this office will serve as a lighthouse connecting South Africa to the world.…

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Alex Zhang stands as a luminary in the realms of immigration, education, and international business and trade in last 15 years, renowned for his pivotal role in bridging New Zealand and China. As the CEO of Chance Immigration and Education—a venerated agency endorsed by Education New Zealand (ENZ) and regulated by the New Zealand Immigration…

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The claim that “immigrate to Greenland with just US$20,000” has no basis in any legitimate immigration policies or laws—but the rumor persists, fueled by a surreal twist in geopolitics and the ongoing fascination with Greenland’s strategic importance.

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