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11 February, 2020
Caribbean, Europe News feed
The Lost Decade – A Brexit Discussion
Eric Major, Latitude Group CEO, a key provider of residency and citizenship solutions, weighs in on Brexit. He offers solutions for those who are disillusioned with the country’s divorce from the European Union. After three and a half years of fierce negotiations and political debate the United Kingdom has left the European Union on the […]
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03 February, 2020
Europe, Latitude in the news
Eric Major Talks Montenegro Citizenship by Investment
European Business Magazine recently interviewed Eric Major, Latitude Group CEO. He announced the opening of our office in Podgorica to support the new Montenegro Citizenship-by-Investment Programme. Mr. Major, please give us an introduction to Latitude and what you specialize in. We are an investment migration firm with an international presence spread across 12 countries. Latitude […]
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14 January, 2020
Caribbean, Europe Events
Latitude’s Post-Brexit Breakfast in London
After three and a half years of fierce negotiations in Brussels and political debate in the United Kingdom, it finally seems Brexit will become a reality on the 31st January, 2020. Certainly, not everyone is fortunate to have family lineage from EU diasporas such as Ireland, Italy, or Portugal. This would allow them to easily […]
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11 September, 2019
Europe, News feed
Everything you need to know about schools in Malta
Access to Malta’s first-class education system remains one of the most attractive benefits of residency or citizenship on the island. Many of the families we guide through Malta’s MRVP & MIIP cite their children’s education as the primary reason for investing in the island. In this guide we hope to answer any of the questions […]
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31 May, 2019
Europe, News feed
A quick guide to great schools in Malta
One of the most attractive benefits of investing in residency or citizenship in Malta is that your children can attend the island’s exceptional schools. For many years, Malta’s network of private, church, and international schools has been considered amongst the world’s best. Most of the teaching is in English, following internationally-recognized and respected curriculums. Malta […]
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15 May, 2019
Europe, News feed
Popularity of the Ireland IIP likely to grow
With Brexit on the horizon, much is still unknown of what the final outcome will mean for citizens of Britain and the rest of the EU. However, at least some certainty has now set in with regards to rights and privileges offered under the Common Travel Area (CTA) between both the UK and Ireland. The […]
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02 May, 2019
Caribbean, Europe Latitude in the news
Citizenship by Investment Programme Interview with Eric Major
Eric Major talks with European Business Magazine
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02 May, 2019
Caribbean, Europe News feed
The Complete Guide to Tax Residency
Where do Multi-Nationals call home? Anywhere they want to. Tax residency is becoming an increasingly popular topic among wealthy “Multi-Nationals”. This is a term coined to describe people who truly live an international lifestyle. They have family, friends, businesses, properties, and wealth peppered throughout the world. As these Multi-Nationals begin to age and consider the […]
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02 April, 2019
Europe, News feed
Latitude’s guide for Russians relocating to Cyprus
For wealthy Russian businessmen, entrepreneurs and families, the island of Cyprus has always been an attractive place to relocate or use as a second base during the harsh winter weather. Cyprus has a well-established Russian community. Russian media, schools and churches are commonplace across the island and the similarities between the two cultures make it […]
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15 February, 2019
Europe, News feed
Cyprus Citizenship-by-Investment Programme implements changes
On February 13, 2019, the Cyprus Council of Ministers approved revisions to the Cyprus Citizenship-by-Investment Programme (CIP) with the aim to enhance the due diligence standards and credibility of programme and address concerns previously raised by the EU Commission. In addition, these changes will contribute to research and development within the country and help fund […]
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