Recently, a popular topic has emerged online: "What is the biggest difference between you and five years ago?" Many participants shared their growth experiences, with different age groups offering various insights, each gaining something valuable! Five years is neither long nor short! What does this mean for immigrant investors?
Five years, in the grand scheme of history, is merely a fleeting moment, yet it can sometimes change a person's perspective, a segment of history, or a city... In the immigration sector, significant changes can truly occur in just five years!
For instance, in 2013, the Portuguese government issued the Golden Residence Permit policy. The first batch of investors who applied for the Golden Visa five years ago can now apply for the Portuguese Golden Residence Card, but the benefits they receive go far beyond that. A comparison of property prices in Lisbon from five years ago shows that these investors' wealth has undergone a dramatic transformation over the past five years.
Upon seeing this, many investors may lament, "There was a great opportunity, why didn't I seize it?" In fact, it is more about a shift in perspective! Initially, they may have only wanted to change their living environment or lay the groundwork for their children's future education, and thus chose to invest to meet the requirements, without paying much attention to the "future returns." Now, with the increasing trend of overseas asset allocation, it is particularly important for investors to capture "potential stocks" when planning their identity!
Currently, Montenegro Reflects the Investment Opportunities Seen Before the Czech Republic and Slovakia Joined the EU
Currently, Montenegro, a candidate country for EU membership from the Eastern European expansion region with the Euro as its legal currency, is publicly stated by EU officials as a country that "may join the EU before 2025." A report titled "Montenegro - A Leading Candidate for EU Membership" published on the European Parliament's official website indicates that Montenegro holds an important position in its relationship with the EU from a technical perspective! Montenegro reflects the investment opportunities seen before the Czech Republic and Slovakia joined the EU, which are rare and valuable!
Since the Czech Republic and Slovakia officially became EU member states in May 2004, their property prices have experienced varying degrees of growth during the five years following their EU accession! According to CEIC data, from March 2006 to December 2017, the average property price growth in the Czech Republic was 2.3%, but the historical peak of property price growth in the Czech Republic occurred in September 2007, the third year after joining the EU, reaching 21.4%!
Meanwhile, from March 2006 to September 2019, the average property price growth in Slovakia was 2.1%! The historical peak of property price growth in Slovakia also occurred after joining the EU, in March 2008, the fourth year after Slovakia joined the EU, reaching an astonishing 34.5%!
Currently, Montenegro uses the Euro as its only legal currency, achieving unification with the EU currency. This means that real estate in Montenegro is priced in Euros, and investing in real estate in Montenegro is also an allocation of Euro assets! When investors choose the first government-approved real estate investment citizenship project in Montenegro, after five years, the Montenegrin passport may upgrade to an EU passport, and Montenegrin real estate may upgrade to EU country real estate. Based on the previous experiences of Eastern European countries joining the EU, real estate has significant growth potential, as evidenced by the Czech Republic and Slovakia! It can be said that for Montenegro, which may join the EU before 2025, the real estate market has considerable development potential!
In summary, the series of added values brought by the Montenegro investment citizenship project cannot currently be quantified or measured in monetary terms! The investment amount starting from €350,000 may lead to the potential conversion of citizenship to EU citizenship, transitioning from a non-EU citizen to an EU citizen, enjoying the rights that EU country citizens possess. At the same time, investors may also enjoy the conversion of investment assets, upgrading from non-EU country assets to EU country assets, with numerous benefits!
Currently, the Montenegro investment citizenship project, which has attracted significant attention from investors, has officially launched in China, with global investors being actively recruited! Among them, the first government-approved investment citizenship project in Montenegro - the Westin Resort Hotel, is limited to 240 participants, with only 130 spots remaining globally! This project is located in the renowned tourist destination of Montenegro - the Kolašin 1450 Ski Center in northern Montenegro, currently with no competitors of the same level in the vicinity, offering permanent ownership, and can be sold and transferred after five years, making it highly sought after! The good news is that choosing the Montenegro investment citizenship project now can save approximately 450,000 RMB, with limited spots available; good projects do not wait for anyone! For more details, please consult: 400-138-2929
Great news! To thank our valued new and old customers for their continued attention and support, the WorldWay Group is holding a year-end gratitude event. From December 2 to 31, 2019, the WorldWay Group is offering significant discounts across the board, with immigration projects from 18 countries available for selection, with investment amounts starting as low as $80,000! This limited-time event is in full swing, with many discounts and surprises, and we welcome all new and old customers to actively participate and seize the opportunity!
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