Kenneth Camilleri, the firm's Indirect Taxation Partner, will be attending the Investment Immigration Summit in Hong Kong later this month. Investment Immigration Summit Hong Kong is Asia’s leading citizenship-by-investment / investor immigration conference. During this 2 day conference there will be several discussions about the current global investment immigration landscape, what are the new programmes & future trends of the residence and citizenship investment programmes. Madeline Sumption, Director of International Research, Migration Policy Institution will be discussing what are the primary factors that governments consider when creating their investor citizenship and residency programmes, what types of business investments these programmes encourage and implications for HNWI and how well do these programmes satisfy government expectations and what are the real economic benefits for the destination countries.
During this Investment Immigration Summit Hong Kong one specific discussion will be on identifying the rising stars of Europe. Discussions of what are the unique benefits Europe has to offer to MENA’s HNWIs, a comparison of the residency programmes of Cyprus, Malta, Portugal, Spain and Latvia, what are the investment requirements, criteria for acceptance and benefits of Europe’s various programmes, some tips for ensuring success into the investment programs and least but not last detailing the tax implications of being a member of the European Union and other advantages of residing specifically in the Schengen area.
Should you wish to meet with Kenneth Camilleri whilst he’s at Investment Immigration Summit Hong Kong, drop him a line on kacamilleri@cclex.com
Kenneth Camilleri, the firm's Indirect Taxation Partner, will be attending the Investment Immigration Summit in Hong Kong later this month. Investment Immigration Summit Hong Kong is Asia’s leading citizenship-by-investment / investor immigration conference. During this 2 day conference there will be several discussions about the current global investment immigration landscape, what are the new programmes & future trends of the residence and citizenship investment programmes. Madeline Sumption, Director of International Research, Migration Policy Institution will be discussing what are the primary factors that governments consider when creating their investor citizenship and residency programmes, what types of business investments these programmes encourage and implications for HNWI and how well do these programmes satisfy government expectations and what are the real economic benefits for the destination countries.
During this Investment Immigration Summit Hong Kong one specific discussion will be on identifying the rising stars of Europe. Discussions of what are the unique benefits Europe has to offer to MENA’s HNWIs, a comparison of the residency programmes of Cyprus, Malta, Portugal, Spain and Latvia, what are the investment requirements, criteria for acceptance and benefits of Europe’s various programmes, some tips for ensuring success into the investment programs and least but not last detailing the tax implications of being a member of the European Union and other advantages of residing specifically in the Schengen area.
Should you wish to meet with Kenneth Camilleri whilst he’s at Investment Immigration Summit Hong Kong, drop him a line on kacamilleri@cclex.com