Home-country citizenship no longer guarantees security, says WCR
Around 27% of the wealthy individuals are uncertain about their future in their home countries and increasingly view second citizenship as a strategic asset for long-term security.
Argentina Set to Become First G20 Nation to Launch Citizenship by Investment Programme
The initiative is expected to launch by the end of 2026 as part of the country’s broader strategy to attract foreign capital, support economic growth, and encourage investment in strategic sectors of the economy.
Healthcare and Education Concerns Are Reshaping Citizenship Decisions Worldwide
Healthcare and education are becoming increasingly influential in citizenship decisions, with affluent individuals around the world looking beyond financial opportunities and mobility benefits.
The world’s wealthy no longer believe in long-term stability: WCR 2026
Notably, the World Citizenship Report (WCR) 2026 is an annual flagship data- driven report by the CS Global Partners: a London-based government advisory firm.
Nearly half of global HNWIs say their governments are failing on the economy: WCR
The World Citizenship Report (WCR) 2026 shows that around 45.4% of HNWIs are dissatisfied with their governments’ ability to create an environment that supports economic growth and opportunity.
UK’s Wealthy Consider Alternative Citizenship Amid Policy Changes: WCR
The report reveals that 42% of high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) in the UK cite concerns over government stability and inconsistent tax policies as the main reasons for contemplating relocation.
Fund option vs real estate route across the Caribbean: a strategic comparison
Compare the fund option vs real estate route across the Caribbean. See how costs, holding periods and potential returns differ, with CS Global Partners.
HNWIs Turning to Alternative Citizenship for Long-Term Planning: WCR 2026
The World Citizenship Report 2026 revealed that 71.6% of HNWIs are increasingly viewing alternative citizenship as a strategic tool for securing their future, protecting their families