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Could Ghana become Africa’s next Investment Migration Market?

Ghana has not launched an investment migration programme, yet. But with new legislative signals, powerful diaspora ties and one of West Africa’s more stable economies, the country is beginning to look like a jurisdiction to watch. Pictured: Bortianor, Ghana.

Is Cyprus Building the Tallest Skyscraper in Europe?

Cyprus is planning a record-breaking tower that is turning heads across Europe, but is it truly among the continent’s tallest? The comparisons may surprise you. Read on to see where it really stands. Pictured: The Aura Tower in Limassol (Artistic Impression)

New Zealand’s Investor Visa Boom: Americans Lead as China’s Interest Surges

As affluent Americans and Chinese investors flock to New Zealand’s revamped investment migration programme, billions in pledged capital promise growth, while rekindling debate over housing affordability, migration settings and economic resilience.

Saudi Arabia’s Megaproject Moment: Vision 2030 Meets Fiscal Reality

Delays and redesigns across Saudi Arabia’s megaproject aDelays and redesigns across Saudi Arabia’s megaproject and real estate landscape, from Neom to Riyadh, signal a strategic pivot as Vision 2030 confronts financial and execution constraints.nd real estate landscape, from Neom to Riyadh, signal a strategic pivot as Vision 2030 confronts financial and execution constraints.

Portugal’s Property Market: Opportunities Beyond the Investment Migration Programme

As Portugal recalibrates its investment migration regime, a new wave of international buyers is reshaping the country’s property market—not in pursuit of passports, but lifestyle, stability, and long-term value. In this candid exchange with IMGW News, Gonçalo Peixoto of Goldcrest—Portugal’s pioneering buyer’s agency—explores what’s driving demand, where savvy investors are heading, and why Portugal remains one of Europe’s most compelling real estate destinations.

A Watershed Moment in Saudi Real Estate

Saudi Arabia’s decision to open its property market to foreigners marks a pivotal step in its Vision 2030 reforms—offering unprecedented access to real estate while testing the Kingdom’s appetite for foreign capital in sensitive zones.

Harvard on Its Knees: Trump Bans International Students from Ivy Bastion

Harvard faces a global reckoning as it’s forced to remove its international students and censor campus voices. What does this mean for academic freedom—and the future of American higher education on the world stage?

Investment Migration Finds New Ground in Oman’s Heritage-Driven Offering

Oman is carving a niche in the investment migration landscape, offering long-term residency through real estate and business investment—backed by cultural depth, scenic appeal, and policy stability.

From Welfare to Wealthfare: Sweden’s New Identity

Sweden is minting billionaires at a record pace, yet grappling with rising unemployment and migration reforms. Can this Nordic success story remain both a hub for wealth and a model of fairness?

An Almost ‘Corto Maltese’ Case

What does it truly mean to be a European citizen? In this sharp legal commentary, Rui Assis Passos unpacks a landmark EU ruling that could reshape national sovereignty—and investor migration.