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IMF says Guyana has very good management of economy, strong growth

IMF says Guyana has very good management of economy, strong growth

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) predicted that Guyana’s real GDP will expand by 10.3% this year, building on the double-digit growth recorded over the past year. And the body’s Director of the Western Hemisphere Department, Rodrigo Valdés acknowledged that the country has been enjoying “very good” economic management. Mr. Valdés noted that Guyana and Suriname are neighbouring countries with nascent oil and gas sectors contributing to econo…See the Story

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8 pitfalls to avoid when buying real estate for Turkish Citizenship by Investment - The Wandering Investor

Getting Turkish citizenship through real estate investment is a great choice, but it’s easy to make costly mistakes. Here are eight unexpected Turkish citizenship by investment mistakes to avoid. 1. Buying real estate that is not yet built Türkiye’s notorious inflation over recent years has made construction budgeting tricky. Many off-plan projects have gone beyond their budgets and timelines for completion because material and labor costs incre…See the Story

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New, affordable, earthquake-resistant luxury near Istanbul for Turkish Citizenship by Investment - The Wandering Investor

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New, affordable, earthquake-resistant luxury near Istanbul for Turkish Citizenship by Investment - The Wandering Investor

I keep repeating that the Turkish citizenship by investment program is one of the most interesting out there. Why? – It is an actual investment as opposed to a donation. $400,000 in any real estate in Turkey gets you citizenship– Your spouse and underage children qualify– The citizenship goes down the generations as long as the newborns get registered at a Turkish consulate or in Turkey– It’s possible to do it in crypto (the team on the ground h…See the Story

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Sierra Leone Citizenship by Investment program - Who should apply? - The Wandering Investor

The small West African country of Sierra Leone recently launched a citizenship by investment program but barely anyone in Western media has covered it, and those who have fail to understand it. Most people say “why would you want the passport of a poor West African country that barely gives you visa-free access anywhere?”. Fair question. However “travel” is not the use case for the Sierra Leone citizenship: 1. Full access to ECOWAS, essentially …See the Story

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How to apply for the MM2H Malaysia Residency Program - The Wandering Investor

I recently went back to Malaysia with my family. I hadn’t been back to South East Asia since Covid. We had a great time. Malaysia is an obvious destination for a number of reasons: No taxes on overseas income (guaranteed until 2036) Great, affordable healthcare Great, affordable education Amazing food options Very affordable Extremely safe There are some negatives of course: Not great for single people Expensive alcohol (except on Langkawi whi…See the Story

How to get residency in Brazil & and taxes in Brazil - The Wandering Investor

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How to get residency in Brazil & and taxes in Brazil - The Wandering Investor

Brazil is practically a continent unto itself. There’s Spanish speaking South America, and then there’s Brazil. As amazing as Brazil is from a lifestyle point of view, it is equivalently as bad from a bureaucratic point of view. But practically speaking, though the paperwork is heavy, it is easy to get residency and citizenship in Brazil with time on the ground. It’s a great passport too. There are many ways to obtain residency in Brazil. One of…See the Story

Buying historic property in Budapest - full rental yield and ROI calculation - The Wandering Investor

Real Estate · Hungary

Buying historic property in Budapest - full rental yield and ROI calculation - The Wandering Investor

The real estate market is now doing well in Budapest on the back of strong real wage growth and lowered interest rates. Additionally, Trump’s victory is Orban’s victory which should consolidate Hungary’s position within Europe after a few years of constant battles with, and withheld funds by, the EU. Meanwhile, another battle is brewing. Orban signed a $5 billion deal with the UAE to completely redevelop an area of Budapest, which would include …See the Story