Australian Government Officially Launches NIV Visa Applications
On December 7, 2024, the Australian Government Officially Announced the Application Requirements for the National Innovation Visa (NIV).
Global Expansion to Latin America: Globevisa Welcomes New Partner Eduardo Loli in Peru
Globevisa, a leading global immigration and investment consulting firm with 50+ offices around the world, takes great privilege in announcing the establishment of the newest partner office in Peru. Located at Av. Circunvalación del Golf los Incas 206, Oficina 703, Torre 3, Santiago de Surco, Peru 15023, this strategic addition marks a significant milestone in our continued expansion into Latin America. We are thrilled to welcome Eduardo Loli, an accomplished lawyer and entrepreneur with over a decade of experience in immigration law and business management, as our new partner.
Globevisa Exclusively Reveals 2024 Hong Kong Immigration Department Visa Statistics
During the Legislative Council meeting held on November 27, 2024, in Hong Kong, Dennis Lam posed the following questions to the Secretary for Labour and Welfare, Chris Sun
Globevisa Welcomes New Egyptian Partner: Mr. Wael A. Iskander
Cairo, Egypt – December 2, 2024 – Globevisa, a leading global immigration consulting firm with a network of nearly 50 offices worldwide, following its network expansion in November of launching six offices in Bahrain, Lebanon, Ivory Coast, Hebron (Palestine), Spain, and Saudi Arabia, is pleased to announce the addition of another partner, Mr. Wael A. Iskander, as the CEO of Globevisa Cairo (Egypt). Located at Park St. Building 1, 17 El-Bostan, First Al Sheikh Zayed, Giza Governorate 3247604, this strategic move underscores Globevisa’s commitment to expanding its footprint in key markets and enhancing its service offerings to meet the growing demand for high-quality immigration and investment solutions.
Grenada CBI & Visa Insights: CEO Thomas Addresses Key FAQs
In the complex and ever-evolving realm of international immigration and investment programs, Grenada has emerged as a significant player, drawing the attention of global aspirants seeking enhanced mobility and citizenship opportunities. Its unique offerings, such as the E-2 visa pathway linked to residency stipulations, the Citizenship by Investment (CBI) program with its own set of criteria, and visa-free access arrangements, come with a host of questions and uncertainties. As individuals weigh their options and navigate the bureaucratic maze, CEO Thomas steps forward to address the burning Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs). From clarifying the implications of new visa requirements and eligibility nuances, to shedding light on processing times and crucial definitions within the programs, his insights are set to demystify Grenada’s immigration landscape and offer invaluable guidance to those with an eye on this Caribbean nation’s opportunities.
Malta Permanent Residency Program (MPRP) Announces Major Updates: Cost Increases and Policy Adjustments
On November 19, 2024, Residency Malta Agency issued an official notice introducing significant changes to the Malta Permanent Residency Visa Program (MPRP). The new regulations, which include cost increases and revised requirements, aim to address local concerns while maintaining program integrity. Below is a detailed breakdown of the key updates: