After pitching a sweeping ban that would force millions of Americans to choose a single passport, Sen. Bernie Moreno now insists his proposal only targets future immigrants — a claim flatly contradicted by his bill’s text and his earlier interviews. A Senator Shifts His Story Sen. Bernie Moreno of Ohio
As foreign money reshapes Mexico’s cities and coasts, locals and longtime residents wrestle with a harsher question than “who belongs?”—who can still afford to stay. A country remade by newcomers Across Mexico, neighborhoods that once felt like tightly knit towns now function as global hubs, with English on menus, dollarized
With NZD 5–10 million investment tracks, ultra-light residency requirements, and curated growth-focused funds, New Zealand’s overhauled investor visa is rapidly drawing high-net-worth families seeking both security and opportunity. A new NZD 5–10 million gateway New Zealand’s AIP Visa, launched in 2025, replaces the old investor visa categories with a streamlined
Amid stepped-up deportation efforts and rising identity awareness, Mexican parents in Oklahoma crowd consulate pop‑ups to safeguard their children’s futures on both sides of the border. A crowded church, a quiet fear On a recent December morning, the halls of St. Thomas More Catholic Church in Tulsa turned into a
A Belgian court has asked the EU’s highest court to decide if FATCA-driven data transfers to US tax authorities violate GDPR and the fundamental rights of EU citizens. A new chapter for “accidental Americans” Belgium’s Court of Markets has asked the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) to
The Greece retirement visa has surged to the top of 2026 global retirement rankings, driven by hard data on cost of living, healthcare quality, and friendly residency options for foreigners. This new status reflects a measurable shift away from traditional retirement favorites toward a more affordable yet still aspirational Mediterranean
An August article published by Quastels LLP by Jayesh Jethwa highlights a notable post-pandemic migration trend—an increasing number of Americans are moving to the United Kingdom in search of stability, opportunity, and political calm. In the twelve months leading to March 2025, more than 6,600 U.S. citizens applied for residency or nationality in the UK—the highest
From Citizenship.EU Italy’s government is moving to increase the special flat tax for wealthy foreign residents from €200,000 to €300,000 annually, marking the second hike in just over a year. The measure, currently in the proposal phase ofthe 2026 Budget Law, comes as Italy has emerged as the third most
A March article published by France24 highlights how Mexico is quickly becoming a safe haven for U.S. citizens planning to relocate. Indeed, an influx of Americans moving to the Land of the Aztecs has been recorded as a reaction to President Donald Trump’s anti-woke and anti-migrant policies, which many say
A first-person feature published by CNBC in May 2025 explores the growing trend of U.S. citizens relocating to Europe as an act of resistance to President Trump’s new education and political reforms along with political challenges. The author reflects on her personal experience, highlighting how moving to Spain at 35
A July article published by MoneyControl highlights a new, yet unexpected trend of American families seeking what is known as spiritual asylum in Russia, in response to the U.S President’s latest reforms, which they believe are reshaping the United States’ system in a way they no longer recognize. According to
The Daily Mail published an article on July 5 that highlights how the Netherlands is being considered a top destination for Americans looking for a fresh start abroad. But why relocate? Threats to democracy, rising gun violence, and inflation in the old Land of Opportunities are the main reasons a
Over the past five years, Portugal has experienced a significant increase in American expatriates choosing to relocate to the country. This trend has been extensively covered by Portuguese media outlets, highlighting various factors driving this movement and its impact on Portugal’s society and economy. Surge in American Residents According to
By Daniel Atz, Founder of the American Emigration RevueA few years ago, I conducted a study on Americans obtaining Luxembourgish citizenship. What I expected to be a niche legal curiosity quickly turned into something much bigger—an observable trend backed by hard numbers. Between 2018 and 2023, the number of Luxembourgish
Summary: According to a recent article published by Newsweek, a recent Harris Poll indicates that approximately 40% of Americans have contemplated or are planning to move abroad. The survey identifies the top ten countries Americans are considering for expatriation: as, in order, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, France, Italy, Japan,
Summary: A growing number of African Americans are relocating to Ghana, driven by a desire for peace, cultural belonging, and a sense of home. According to an article in the Richmond Free Press dated February 27, 2025, the West African country has become a popular destination for African American expatriates seeking refuge
Summary: A February 23, 2025, article from the Portugal Resident addressed a popular misconception of a large-scale influx of U.S. citizens into Portugal, asserting that reports of an “American invasion” are exaggerated and not supported by official data. By the end of 2023, approximately 10,000 Americans were residing in Portugal, a
A recent article published by The Local highlights why a growing number of Americans, both living in the United States and abroad, are choosing to renounce their citizenship and relocate elsewhere due to mounting frustration over the U.S President’s new fiscal measures and tax policies, which are rapidly adding pressure
A 2025 CNN report highlights how Costa Rica is rapidly becoming a magnet for Black American women seeking freedom from rising violence and racism in the U.S.—particularly after Donald Trump’s second term, which has intensified hostility toward cultural diversity, minorities, and the Black community. The report also focuses on the
Why has the population of Luxembourgers in the Americas significantly grown in the past five years? We analyze the trends of the three countries with the most Luxembourgers in the The New World. Introduction Over the past five years, the number of Luxembourg citizens living in the United States, Brazil,
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