IM Yearbook 2020/21
Born from the need for a global, credible, “go-to” publication, the 3rd IM Yearbook offers valuable access to a prime target audience of top industry influencers, decision makers, and the foremost referral network to the world’s most influential Investment Migration programmes: Government officials such as Heads of CIU’s, policy makers, academics, migration agents, law firms, wealth managers, financial advisors, real estate developers, and international firms involved in investment migration.
Born from the need for a global, credible, “go-to” publication, the 3rd IM Yearbook offers valuable access to a prime target audience of top industry influencers, decision makers, and the foremost referral network to the world’s most influential Investment Migration programmes: Government officials such as Heads of CIU’s, policy makers, academics, migration agents, law firms, wealth managers, financial advisors, real estate developers, and international firms involved in investment migration.
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INDATA<br />
Key Facts<br />
and Figures<br />
100-60-30<br />
There has been an explosion in the investment migration market in recent<br />
years, with as many as 100 countries now offering some of form investment<br />
migration pathway. Around 60 jurisdictions are actively promoting their<br />
pathway and 30 pathways are attracting the largest share of applicants.<br />
In perspective: Seven G-20 members operate some form of investment migration pathways<br />
Migration and<br />
Millionaires –<br />
A Global Overview<br />
in Facts and<br />
Figures<br />
Growth and<br />
expansion have<br />
defined investment<br />
migration in the past<br />
years – a sector<br />
that is intertwined<br />
with global wealth<br />
creation and the<br />
movement of people.<br />
5,000<br />
people are estimated to naturalize<br />
abroad per year via a citizenshipby-investment<br />
programme,<br />
according to the <strong>IM</strong>C.<br />
30%<br />
Roughly 30% of migrating highnet-worth<br />
individuals come<br />
into countries using investor<br />
migration pathways, New<br />
World Wealth found out. The<br />
majority still come in via work<br />
transfers, citizenship by ancestry,<br />
spousal visa and family visa.<br />
4+ million<br />
people are given residence and<br />
citizenship rights in the EU via<br />
other avenues than investment<br />
migration every year.<br />
Investment Migration <strong>Yearbook</strong> 2O2O/2O<strong>21</strong> 5
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