Teuta Narazan, Founding Partner of Vesta Global, stated that the global volume of Golden Visa programs has reached nearly $100 billion, adding that the growing interest has also led to an increase in content that misleads investors through programs that do not exist or are no longer valid. Emphasizing the importance of accurate and up-to-date information, Narazan said, “It is very important for our investors to obtain information from the right source and official channels. Programs and countries' regulations can change over time; therefore, it is critical to closely monitor the process. In this process, which is prone to misinformation, it is necessary to be careful and proceed on solid ground.”

Narazan reported that global interest in residency and citizenship by investment programs continues to grow, noting that the market volume, which was around $20 billion before the pandemic, is expected to reach nearly $100 billion by 2025. Mentioning that there has been an increase in initiatives seeking to exploit this growing interest, Narazan said that, particularly on social media and digital platforms, some programs that have officially ended or were never implemented, as well as residence visas that do not fall under the Golden Visa scope, can be promoted as if they were active under the name ‘Golden Visa’.

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