NTL participated in the 5th edition of the Residency and Citizenship by Investment Exhibition and Conference held at the Hilton Beirut Habtoor Grand Hotel on June 13/14, 2019.
NTL was characterized by its coverage of most of the nationality and investment residency programs offered in all countries of the world.
Many companies and nationalities from all over the world participated in this exhibition and it witnessed a huge presence and great pressure upon inquiries from visitors not only from inside Lebanon but from several countries abroad.
The main themes of the conference were the nationalities of the Caribbean, Bulgaria, Montenegro, and Cyprus. The most popular investment residency programs were Portugal, Spain, Greece, Canada, and America.
The exhibition was also unique in holding a series of seminars in which the lecturers explained the various issues related to nationalities and investment residences.
Nationality and Citizenship Expert, Mr. Imad Elbitar, participated as a representative of NTL on the first day of the exhibition in the “Citizenship Programs in Caribbean Countries” seminar.
Photos of Mr. Imad Elbitar with cooperation partners and investors interested in citizenship by investment programs:
Türkiye Citizenship by Investment Enforcement 2026: Valuation Fraud, Revocation Risks, and Investor Due Diligence
Turkey citizenship by investment fraud 2026: authorities revoke citizenship tied to fraudulent appraisals. Legal risk and investor safeguards analyzed.
UAE Corporate Tax: Small Business Relief Extended to 2029
UAE Small Business Relief extended to tax periods ending by 31 December 2029, three years beyond the original 2026 sunset. AED 3 million threshold unchanged. Analysis by NTL International.
ECCIRA: The New Caribbean CBI Regulator for Five Eastern Caribbean Nations
Five Eastern Caribbean nations have enacted legislation creating ECCIRA, a shared regulator for their citizenship by investment programs. Here is what changes.
US Visa Bond Program Becomes Permanent: Impact on Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica, Grenada, and Vanuatu Citizenship by Investment
The US Department of State has made its B-1/B-2 visa bond program permanent, effective 3 August 2026, raising bond amounts to $10,000-$20,000. Citizenship by Investment without a residency requirement remains an explicit qualifying criterion, directly affecting Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica, Grenada, and Vanuatu.
Nauru Is Now the Republic of Naoero: What It Means for the Citizenship Program
The Republic of Nauru has officially adopted the name Republic of Naoero. Citizenship Certificates now bear the new name; passports remain issued as Nauru during the transition.
