Curiosity in Nigel Farage’s not too long ago proposed ‘Britannia Card’ is dwarfed by Residency by Funding (RBI) programmes in each Greece and Portugal, evaluation from Astons reveals.
The Reform UK chief’s ‘Britannia Card’ would permit rich foreigners to purchase a ten–12 months UK residency allow for £250,000.
Astons evaluation of Google Traits information discovered that searches for the ‘Britannia Card’ achieved a mean search curiosity rating of 24.00 in June however shortly light by 54.9% in July to 11.00.
Nevertheless, the general idea of RBI continues to seize folks’s curiosity, with the search curiosity rating for ‘Golden Visa’ hovering by 317.8% between June and July, and curiosity in ‘residency by funding’ growing by 23.3%.
Suzanna Uzakova, senior marketing consultant for residency and citizenship applications at Astons, stated: “Politicians in each the UK and US are floating the thought of providing Golden Visa-style programmes as a method of attracting rich people and their capital into their economies.
“Each Trump and Farage recommend that such schemes might enhance funding for public companies and assist residents most in want.
“Nevertheless, curiosity in these proposals at the moment seems to be lagging. This can be as a result of they don’t seem to be but energetic or accessible to high-net-worth people, however it is also because of the truth that neither the UK nor the US is seen as particularly tax-friendly for the rich.
“In the meantime, nations like Portugal and Greece are benefiting from distinctive international curiosity of their Golden Visa programmes – and it’s not tough to see why.”
In Greece the minimal funding required for a Greek Golden Visa begins at €250,000 so long as it’s invested in actual property.
Moreover, Greece’s non-dom regime gives tax benefits, as eligible people can decide to pay a flat annual tax of simply €100,000 whatever the supply or quantity of their international revenue.
