New updates about the Grenada passport:
Grenada passport holders can enter the Schengen Area and stay for up to 90 days within 180 days. This duration is calculated using a rolling system, where the days spent in the Schengen Area over the past 180 days are taken into account. You cannot re-enter for a new 90-day period until enough days from your previous stay have passed to fall outside the 180-day window.
The UK Tax System: Abolishing the Non-Domiciled Status and Adopting a Residence-Based Model
The UK tax system will abolish non-dom status from April 2025 and shift to a residence-based model. Learn about exemptions, key deadlines, and planning solutions.
How to Open an Offshore Company in Nauru – Legally and Securely
A complete guide to forming an offshore company in Nauru. Explore the legal framework, taxation rules, setup process, and practical tips for compliance.
Protect Your Green Card: What You Need to Know About Form I-407 in the U.S
A detailed guide to Form I-407 in the U.S. Understand when green card holders may be asked to sign it, the risks of losing residency, and steps to protect your status.
Argentine Citizenship by Investment 2025: Requirements and Official Procedures
Learn how to obtain Argentine citizenship by investment under Decree DNU 366/2025 and Decreto 524/2025, including requirements, procedures, and the difference from investor residency, based on official sources.
Nauru Dual Citizenship Rules: What You Need to Know
Nauru permits dual citizenship under its current legal system, mainly governed by the Nauru Citizenship Act 2017 and the Constitution of Nauru. These legal instruments clearly define the Nauru dual citizenship rules, including how one can acquire, retain, or lose...