Debt-saddled Argentina pitches 'golden passport' scheme to woo wealthy foreigners
First reported 2 Oct, 15:12 UTCUpdated 11h ago4 sources
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Argentina on Friday announced plans to offer citizenship to wealthy foreigners in exchange for cash contributions or investments in government bonds, as libertarian President Javier Milei seeks new sources of dollars for the debt-burdened nation.
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President Javier Milei's government will offer a "golden passport" to foreigners for a non-refunable payment of US$350,000 – or US$500,000 for a family of four. Applicants be will subject to "rigourous evaluation process." Leer más
Argentina on Friday announced plans to offer citizenship to wealthy foreigners in exchange for cash contributions or investments in government bonds, as libertarian President Javier Milei seeks new sources of dollars for the debt-burdened nation.
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- Argentina offers golden passports to foreigners for US$350,000 (opens Buenos Aires Times in a new tab)
President Javier Milei's government will offer a "golden passport" to foreigners for a non-refunable payment of US$350,000 – or US$500,000 for a family of four. Applicants be will subject to "rigourous evaluation process." Leer más
- Debt-saddled Argentina pitches 'golden passport' scheme to woo wealthy foreigners (opens Euronews in a new tab)
Argentina on Friday announced plans to offer citizenship to wealthy foreigners in exchange for cash contributions or investments in government bonds, as libertarian President Javier Milei seeks new sources of dollars for the debt-burdened nation.
- Argentina to sell citizenship to foreigners for US$350,000 to raise dollars (opens MercoPress in a new tab)
Argentina's government has unveiled a citizenship-by-investment programme that will allow foreigners to obtain an Argentine passport in exchange for a non-refundable US$350,000 contribution to the Treasury or the purchase of US$800,000 in a seven-year government bond. Applications would open before the end of the year.
- Argentina unveils passports-for-investment scheme (opens Taipei Times in a new tab)
