Investing in the future can be done in many ways—bank savings, diversified portfolios, stock investments, etc. An option that has begun gaining ground in the last few years is purchasing property in a different country and acquiring permanent residence there.
Commonly called the golden visa, the option of investing in a second passport is often associated with countries like Portugal and Spain, although it also exists in varied forms in places such as Greece, Malta, the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and many more.
How does one go about making this investment? Is it easy or complicated? What should one expect? To find out, asked Bambina Olivares, director of arts, culture and
