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Quebec’s Immigrant Investor Program moratorium extended until January 1st, 2024

Quebec’s Immigrant Investor Program moratorium extended until January 1st, 2024

The previous suspension was expected to be lifted on April 1st, 2023, however, Quebec’s Minister of Immigration has announced a new extension to January 1st, 2024.

Under the most recent requirements, the QIIP allowed investors with a personal net worth exceeding CA$2 million to obtain permanent residence in Canada by making a CA$1.2 million investment in government-guaranteed bonds.

When the suspension is finally lifted, a revamped version of the program is anticipated, which may include French language requirements and other incentives to meet Quebec’s economic growth plans. The new regulations are expected to be announced in Q4 of 2023.

As one of the longest-running immigrant investor programs in the world, the QIIP has been instrumental in attracting investments to the government and providing funding to local small and medium sized business, helping create jobs and contributing to the development of the province.


Portugal Golden Visa Enters New Age

Portugal Golden Visa Enters New Age

2023-10-05
2023-10-05

Portugal Golden Visa Enters New Age

After a year-long period of uncertainty, a new chapter has begun for Portugal’s Golden

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Malta – The Pearl of the Mediterranean

Malta – The Pearl of the Mediterranean

2023-09-28
2023-09-28

Malta – The Pearl of the Mediterranean

Imagine strolling along golden sun-kissed streets, soaking up the warm summer haze. Every corner

Industry News, Malta
Change Is Inevitable – What Will You Do About It?

Change Is Inevitable – What Will You Do About It?

2023-09-22
2023-09-22

Change Is Inevitable – What Will You Do About It?

Historically, the appeal of Citizenship by Investment has largely anchored upon greater mobility, but

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What’s Happening in the Caribbean?

What’s Happening in the Caribbean?

2023-09-14
2023-09-14

What’s Happening in the Caribbean?

In the early 1980s, a time when borders were becoming less rigid, capital and

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