Citizenship by Design: Why South Korea’s Selective System Matters More in the Age of AI
Princess Astrid of Belgium (L) poses for a photo with Seoul Mayor Park Won-soon after receiving honorary citizenship at Seoul City Hall on June 12, 2017. (Image: Yonhap) - South Korea keeps conditional dual citizenship - As Europe retreats from golden visas, Seoul is building a more selective model: not citizenship for sale, but residence and belonging for people who fit its AI-era economy. For years, the investment migration business sold a simple dream: put money into the r


Why North to South? A Quiet Return to West Africa’s ECOWAS Corridor
By Hyong-jin Kwon, Paris on March 9, 2026 Senegal has been appointed to the presidency of the Commission of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) for the 2026–2030 term. For decades, the global migration story has followed a familiar direction: south to north. Young workers, entrepreneurs, and professionals left Africa, the Caribbean, and Asia seeking opportunity in Europe and North America. Today, however, a quieter current is beginning to flow in the oppos


Pop-Up Village — “Citizen D” Bootstrap Diaspora. A 14-Day Exploration of Burkina Faso’s Emerging Innovation Ecosystem. July 1–14, 2026
The road home has more than one lane — and Bobo-Dioulasso wants to build the access ramp. There is a particular kind of exhaustion that comes with living between two places. It is the exhaustion of the long coach ride from Abidjan, the border crossing in the middle of the night, the cheap hotel room near a market. It is the phone vibrating with messages from home: “Awa is sick.” “School fees are due soon.” “We need cement.” It is the exhaustion


Serbia’s “Citizenship by Investment” That Isn’t One.
Why Serbia keeps it discretionary: Brussels is watching There is a hard-nosed strategic reason Serbia may prefer an exception clause over a glossy “Citizenship by Investment” brand: Europe’s patience with passport-for-cash schemes has snapped. photo : Malta passport In a landmark judgment on 29 April 2025, the EU’s top court ruled that Malta’s investor-citizenship model—naturalisation in exchange for pre-determined payments—ran contrary to EU law, framing it as an unacceptabl


After Malta’s Golden Passport Collapse: What Investors Should Know About the Future of EU and Caribbean Programs
By Hyong-jin Kwon September 22, 2025 When the European Court of Justice (ECJ) finally slammed the door on Malta’s “golden passport”...


Investment Migration Tax Rules and Succession, UK Families in a Globalised World.
By Dmitry Zapol This article provides a detailed discussion on the increasingly complex landscape for wealthy families with UK...


Foreign Artists Find New Haven in France. France Offers Lowest Tax Regime for Artists in Europe’s High-Tax Landscape
Foreign Artists Find New Haven in France. How Do Foreign Artists Live and Work in France Today? Paris, France – May 4, 2025 By Hyong-jin...


Hungary's 'Golden Visa', known as 'Guest Investor Program': A Historical Overview and Current Status in 2025
By Citinavi team Receiving this visa is a prerequisite to apply for a residence permit, which would allow the visa-holder to stay in...


The Changing Landscape of Investment Migration in Europe. What Remains in 2025?
By Ryoichi Kosaka March 30, 2025 In July 2024, Hungary reintroduced its Golden Visa, known as the Guest Investor...


Crans Montana Forum contributes to the development and refinement of programs gearing for global investors and the economic objectives of participating nations.
Président de CMF, Jean-Paul Carteron By Citinavi team The Crans Montana Forum, established in 1986, is a Swiss-based non-governmental...


















































