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.
Portugal Citizenship & Nationality Law 2026
Portugal has moved to tighten its nationality framework after the President promulgated the 2026 amendment to the Nationality Law on 3 May 2026. The new framework points to a longer citizenship timeline of 7 years for EU and CPLP nationals and 10 years for most other foreign residents, while entry into force still depends on publication in the Diário da República. This article explains the legal position, pending application concerns, and the likely impact on current residents and Golden Visa investors.
Dominica Citizenship by Investment: 2026 Regulatory Compliance Report
Dominica Citizenship by Investment: 2026 Compliance Report | NTL International In This Report Legislative Framework and Programme Administration Investment Options and 2026 Verified Thresholds Due Diligence Standards and International Compliance Dependent Eligibility...
Know Your Customer (KYC): The Verification System Redefining Trust in the Global Investment Environment
Know Your Customer (KYC) has become a central pillar of trust in global investment. This article explains how KYC works, how it is regulated, and why serious investors, especially those seeking citizenship by investment, should treat it as a strategic asset rather than a simple formality.
Nauru Citizenship: Electronic Submission Now Accepted for All Applications
Nauru citizenship electronic submission is now formally accepted for all applications from 16 April 2026. The updated process removes the prior requirement for physical courier delivery of documents.
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