Hey everyone, I have a bunch of people on the fence about whether to pull the trigger with St Kitts & Nevis CBI or not...

I thought I would try and put things in context. In the last two years, this has happened in the world of immigration:

1. Malaysia amended its residency program for the worse
2. Portugal amended its residency program for the worse
3. Cyprus closed its citizenship program
4. Moldova closed its citizenship program
5. Bulgaria closed its citizenship program
6. Panama amended its residency program for the worse
7. Turkey amended its citizenship program for the worse
8. Malta closed its naturalization program and started a more expensive one
9. Malta closed its residency program and started a more expensive one
10. Montenegro closed its citizenship program on December 31, 2022
11. Vanuatu's visa-free travel to the Schengen zone was suspended on May 4, 2022
12. The United Kingdom closed its tier-one investor residency program
13. The US amended its EB-5 green card program with much worse conditions
14. Spain, Portugal, Malta, Greece, Latvia, and nearly all Caribbean programs closed their doors to Russians and Belarusians
15. Greece amends its residency program for the worse
16. Ireland closes its residency program
17. Portugal seems to close its residency program
18. Grenada closes its doors to Russians and Belarussians on 31 March 2023

These were attractive programs that could actually help secure your freedom and give you viable options to live.

I have no idea how long citizenship by investment will even exist for. The entire industry is under attack.

Meaning if you believe, as I believe, that a second passport in a safe jurisdiction is a vital part of protecting yourself, then you better reach out to Daniel and Laszlo today.

Here is where you can reach them:

expat@discusholdings.com 

If you work with us, we can secure a second citizenship and another passport in hand in the next couple of months.

It will be there when you need it, and you will be so grateful you took action today.

Please take this seriously,

Mikkel

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