The Mobility Asset Report

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🌎 Country of the Week:

Switzerland

Switzerland, nestled in the heart of Europe, is known for its stunning Alpine landscapes and robust economy. Its financial services, pharmaceuticals, and high-tech industries drive its prosperity, with neutrality, quality of life, and world-class healthcare attracting residents globally.

Find out how to move to Switzerland

✈️ Mobility Asset Snapshot

Germany's Independent Means Visa

The Residence Permit for Persons of Independent Means program in Germany provides a pathway to temporary residency for individuals with substantial financial resources. This program is designed to attract retirees, investors, and other individuals looking to establish residency in one of Europe's strongest economies with a high quality of life.

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Introducing:
How Mobility Asset Ownership Unlocks Your Global Freedom

This research brief examines the transformative potential of mobility assets as a new asset class and provides a comprehensive framework for understanding how they can be leveraged to enhance personal sovereignty and economic opportunity.

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🗺️ Map of the Week

How Easy is it to Gain Another Nationality?

Some countries make obtaining citizenship easier than others, whether through ancestry, residency, or investment. Explore the map to see where naturalization processes are more accessible and how different nations rank.

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💡 Expert Tip of the Week

How to Get a European Work Visa: Complete Guide for 2025

Securing a work visa for Europe represents a significant milestone in many professionals' careers, opening doors to new opportunities and experiences in some of the world's most dynamic economies. This comprehensive guide will walk you through the process of obtaining a European work visa, highlighting key requirements, essential steps, and important considerations for a successful application.

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⭐️ Global Trivia

Last Week’s Trivia Results

Which principle of citizenship acquisition is based on ancestry rather than place of birth?

Correct answer: Jus sanguinis - meaning "right of blood" in Latin, Jus sanguinis is the legal principle that grants citizenship based on the nationality of one or both parents, regardless of where a person is born. This contrasts with jus soli ("right of soil"), which grants citizenship to anyone born within a country's territory.

🚀 Trending Topics in Global Mobility

Armenia's Affordable Business Investment Pathway to Residency

At the intersection of Europe and Asia, Armenia stands not merely as a geographical waypoint but as a nexus of possibility for global entrepreneurs and remote professionals seeking new horizons.

This isn't just another residency option – it represents a carefully calibrated opportunity for genuine business development.

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Romania to Introduce Stricter Citizenship Rules

Among the key changes is the complete digitalisation of the procedure through an online application that permits applicants to monitor the status of their request as well as the introduction of a citizenship card with biometric data in order to replace the printed certificate.

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Big Express Entry Update For 2025! Canada Introduces New Immigration Category

Canada has announced significant changes to its Express Entry system for 2025, prioritising candidates with Canadian work experience and expanding eligibility for professionals in education-related fields. The move aims to address labor shortages, enhance economic growth, and streamline pathways to permanent residence (PR) for skilled workers in high-demand sectors.

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