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Citizenship By Investment Programs Digital Nomad News Global Residency Golden VisasPortugal Golden Visa closing – Other golden visa alternatives

February 28, 2023by Kathryn Funk0

Golden Visa Alternatives in Absence of Portugal’s program On February 16th, Portuguese Prime Minister Antonio Costa announced the government’s intention to end the Portugal Golden Visa program. This news sent a shockwave to investors hoping to obtain a European passport through the popular program. There has since been a huge uptake in demand as investors...

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Digital Nomad NewsEstonia Officially Launches the Worlds first Digital Nomad Visa

August 3, 2020by admin0

Back in June the Estonia parliament approved the Digital Nomad Visa (DNV) and as of August applications are now open! The Digital Nomad Visa permits foreign nationals to enter and work with the Estonian borders as an international employer or freelancer. Foreigners must prove that they are engaged in jobs where they can work remotely.

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David has extensively traveled to over 50 countries in 6 continents, and is a flag theory enthusiasts. He now divides his time between Europe, South America and Asia and assists his clients to build their residency and passport portfolios.