Immigration Economy

Ireland's Tax System Receives Praise: "The Most Friendly Tax System"

Ireland has long served as a "gateway" for overseas investors entering the European market, leveraging advantages such as being a "tax haven," a highly skilled workforce, and government encouragement of research and development, thus becoming the most prominent star in Europe's economic recovery and significantly enhancing its ability to attract foreign investment.

Spain 2016 Employment Trends

Spain's labor market has shown vitality over the past year, with both an increase in job creation and a significant improvement in the quality of the workforce. This 2016 employment guide is essential for those immigrating to Spain; as candidates look to the year ahead to see which professions are in highest demand, they will need a strategic vision and a proactive mindset to meet the challenges.

Upgrade of Greece's DBRS Rating

Greece is the gateway for China to Europe and can open the European corridor to the Far East. The Prime Minister of Greece has stated that they will go to great lengths to attract investors to Greece, with companies from China, the United Arab Emirates, France, Germany, and other countries expressing interest in investing in Greece.

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Singapore's Economy Grew Year-on-Year in the Fourth Quarter of 2015

Singapore is not only a model of modern urban planning and design but also one of the most successful examples in economic development history. The economic development of Singapore has created an "Asian Miracle," with its per capita GDP surpassing that of the United States, a unique achievement among Asian countries. In Singapore's economic growth, 59% comes from capital investment, significantly contributed by investors immigrating to Singapore.

Philippines Coconut Oil Exports Increased Year-on-Year in November

Those who immigrate to the Philippines know that the country is the world's leading supplier of coconut oil, but this year, adverse weather conditions have caused market supply tensions. Recent rainfall has alleviated concerns about dry weather, and coconut oil exports from the Philippines in November increased by 25.5% year-on-year, with hopes of achieving this year's coconut oil export targets. According to data released by the United Coconut Associations of the Philippines (UCAP)...

Philippines and EU to Launch Free Trade Negotiations

The Philippine economy has begun to show positive signs of steady growth this year, with the annual economic growth rate expected to remain at the 6% level. The country's economic performance was also outstanding last year, making it the second fastest-growing economy in Asia, trailing only China's 7.4%. The three main drivers of the Philippine economy are consumption, investment, and exports.

Portugal Ranks Fifteenth in Global Gold Reserves

Overseas investors immigrating to Portugal have learned that the World Gold Council recently released a ranking of official gold reserves by country, with Portugal ranking fifteenth, holding 383 tons of gold valued at approximately 12.1 billion euros, ahead of Saudi Arabia, Spain, and the United Kingdom.

Bissau State Oil Company Signs Exploration Agreement with Nigeria

In recent years, Bissau has gained significant attention due to its fast-track investment immigration passport program. Bissau is the capital and a port city of the African nation of Guinea-Bissau, situated on the Atlantic coast. As a member of the Commonwealth, Guinea-Bissau is one of the most politically stable, naturally beautiful, and economically promising countries in Africa.

The Influence of Mainland China on the Hong Kong Real Estate Market Continues to Rise

As the demand for office space in Hong Kong from mainland enterprises continues to grow, the role of mainland capital in the Hong Kong residential market has gradually shifted from buyer to developer. The influence of mainland China on the Hong Kong real estate market continues to rise, and favorable policies from the central government have become the key to maintaining growth in Hong Kong's office, retail, industrial, and residential markets in the future.

Ireland to Build Facebook's Sixth Data Center

Known as the "Silicon Valley of Europe," Ireland has attracted numerous leading international technology companies to invest in data centers over the past few years, thanks to its unique geographical advantages, talent pool, research investment, and government support. For overseas investors focused on the information and communications industry, immigrating to Ireland is an excellent choice.

Canada to Sign the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement

Canada's Minister of WorldWay, Chrystia Freeland, recently announced that the Canadian government will sign the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) in New Zealand in February. However, this does not mean that Canada will ultimately approve the agreement, as it must be reviewed and passed by the Canadian Parliament before it can take effect.