European Union: General Immigration

The Yellow Slip is the registration certificate every EU citizen needs to live in Cyprus beyond 90 days. This guide covers eligibility, MEU forms, required documents, government fees...

Poland's tax system imposes mandatory costs and contribution burdens that compound over time, with an exit tax that becomes more expensive the longer entrepreneurs wait to act. For those who have built valuable businesses, Cyprus offers a compelling alternative with 0% tax on dividends for Non-Dom residents, 15% corporate tax, and a straightforward EU relocation process that includes English-speaking professionals and 300 days of sunshine.

Cyprus has long been a popular destination for retirees from the United Kingdom, Europe and other parts of the world. A warm climate, a relatively relaxed pace of life, modern infrastructure...

The 2025 reform of Italian citizenship law fundamentally changed how descendants of Italian emigrants can claim citizenship through grandparents. What was once an automatic right based on bloodline now requires meeting strict conditions about exclusive citizenship and generational limits. Can you still obtain Italian citizenship if your connection runs through Italian grandparents, and what alternatives exist for those who no longer qualify under the new rules?

Spain's Beckham Law offers significant tax advantages for eligible individuals relocating to the country, but understanding who qualifies and navigating the application process can be complex. This video breaks down the eligibility criteria, application requirements, and potential tax savings available under this special regime for newcomers to Spain.

Cyprus offers a number of residence options for non-EU nationals, but the terminology is often confusing. Clients frequently hear expressions such as “pink slip”, “temporary residence”, “permanent residence”, “Category 6(2)”...

Malta's citizenship framework has undergone a fundamental transformation in 2025, replacing its investment-based system with a merit-driven model that prioritizes genuine contribution to the nation's economic, social, and cultural development. This new approach evaluates each application individually based on the applicant's real ties to Malta and the substantive value they bring to the country, marking a shift from standardized procedures to personalized assessment of contributive belonging.

Every two months, our experts from around the world compile an update on immigration and global mobility practice, setting out recent changes to the law, policies and procedures.

Greece has emerged, over the past decade, as a serious competitor in the European market for internationally mobile capital and globally mobile individuals.