The meeting discussed new prospects for investors interested in obtaining second citizenship and residency.
Passportivity was represented by the Partnership Department staff and the company's legal team:
The event was attended by Passportivity partners from the Private Banking sector, luxury real estate, financial consulting, wealth management companies, as well as lawyers, tax consultants, and representatives of concierge services.
During the breakfast, Passportivity experts gave a presentation, informing the company’s partners about the following:
In a live broadcast from Budapest, the head of Passportivity’s Hungarian office answered the guests’ questions.
Hungary. As of July 1st, 2024, investors can apply for a Hungary Golden Visa. Applicants choose from three options: purchasing real estate, investing in funds, or donating to a higher education institution. Investment costs start at €250,000.
Advantages of the Hungarian Golden Visa:
Vanuatu. Foreigners can obtain a Vanuatu passport by investments starting at $130,000. Two new options have been added to the citizenship program — investment in the CNO Future Fund for cocoa or coconut oil production:
After five years, investors can recover part of their investments while retaining their citizenship.
As of August 31st, 2024, all applicants for Vanuatu citizenship must submit biometrics. Collection points will open in Vanuatu, Belgium, the UAE, New Caledonia, and Hong Kong by November 15th, 2024.
Greece. Greek residency can still be obtained by purchasing real estate starting at €250,000. Applicants can invest in one of two types of properties:
Portugal. Residency in Portugal is available by investment of €250,000 in culture and arts funds. Another option is acquiring investment fund units with a minimum requirement of €500,000 and with an opportunity to return the money.
Residency for financially independent persons. France, Spain, Italy, Portugal, and Austria offer residency permits to foreigners with passive income. Financial requirements for applicants are typically tied to the country's minimum wage.
Residency for digital nomads. Portugal, Spain, Italy, Hungary, and Malta have introduced Digital Nomad Vsas, which allow individuals to obtain residency by providing proof of income abroad. The monthly salary requirement for digital nomads varies by country and is usually around €2,000—3,000.
Renting or purchasing real estate in the country is another condition for obtaining residency without investment.
The company’s partners expressed confidence in long-term collaboration and readiness to develop new joint projects, emphasising the value of such events.
Guests noted the high level of organisation, informative presentation, and the friendly, comfortable atmosphere.
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