Analysis of programme structure, policy movement, market signals, and the practical questions behind citizenship and residency decisions.
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Hungary’s proposed wealth tax could reshape investment decisions, tax residency and international mobility for wealthy families and entrepreneurs. Dr. Robert Kaszó of JURIS Global Hungary examines the proposed rates, business implications, tax treaties and potential relocation strategies.
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As geopolitical uncertainty, rising public debt and shifting financial markets reshape the global economy, international mobility is becoming a strategic priority. Financial analyst Giancarlo Prisco explores the macroeconomic landscape, while JURIS Global examines how second residencies and citizenships can strengthen long-term international planning.
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France is considering an exit tax on unrealised crypto gains for portfolios over €800,000 starting 1 January 2027. The proposal is not yet law, but the signal is clear. Here’s what is happening and why having a ready second residency outside Europe (such as Paraguay) can make a real difference.
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Paraguay is not only about low taxes and cost of living. With its unique diplomatic stance with Taiwan, growing interest from international capital such as J.P. Morgan, clear pathways to permanent residency, and almost fully hydroelectric energy, it is becoming one of the strongest Plan B options for Europeans and digital nomads.
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Panama has officially exited the EU tax blacklist after more than six years. Discover what this means for international banking, investors and the country's reputation, plus the residency opportunities available in 2026, including a special permanent residency pathway for Italian citizens.
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Hungary's 9% corporate tax rate makes it an attractive destination for international entrepreneurs, but incorporation alone is not enough. Discover why banking access, economic substance, effective management and residency planning are essential to building a compliant and sustainable business structure in the European Union.
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Turkey's new 20-year tax exemption on qualifying foreign-source income could reshape international tax residency planning. JURIS Global examines eligibility, tax benefits and how Turkish citizenship and real estate investment may support a long-term relocation strategy.
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Brazil's 2026 presidential election could reshape the country's immigration and investment landscape. What could change for foreign investors, existing residents and those considering residency through real estate or business investment? JURIS Global examines the political developments, regulatory risks and implications for 2027.
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