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The United States and CARICOM signed a memorandum of understanding on the sharing of biometric data as part of a new regional security agreement aimed at improving identity checks and due diligence across the Caribbean.
Signed on 10 July 2026, the Memorandum of Cooperation (MoC) between the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and CARICOM IMPACS establishes th...
For years, investment migration was largely associated with lifestyle buyers, retirees, or investors seeking a second passport. That is no longer what we are seeing in 2026.
Today, a growing number of internationally minded families are pursuing residency as part of broader wealth planning.
Political uncertainty, increasing tax complexity, changing res...
For years, investment migration has been framed as a choice. Spain or Portugal. Lifestyle or citizenship. Residence or flexibility.
That is increasingly the wrong way to think about Iberia.
In our experience, one of the most interesting shifts emerging in 2026 is that internationally mobile families are no longer trying to make a single residency prog...
For years, South America has sat outside the mainstream investment migration conversation. Most internationally mobile families have focused on Europe, the Caribbean, or the Middle East, while overlooking one of the world’s most interconnected regional mobility systems.
That is beginning to change.
In 2026, we are seeing growing interest from clients se...
Europe’s investment migration market looks very different in 2026 than it did only a few years ago. Several residency-by-investment programs have tightened their rules, increased investment thresholds, or faced greater political scrutiny.
At the same time, internationally mobile families are becoming less interested in simply acquiring another residence permit —th...