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The basic idea is straightforward: a government grants the right to live there to overseas buyers who place a set amount in property. The minimum investment varies widely between countries, and legislators revise it more often than buyers expect.



An important distinction divides residence and citizenship. The permit gives you the right to live there, generally with renewals, while a passport normally requires a long period of residence. A promise of a passport in return for buying an apartment is a red flag.



Past the headline threshold, such permits come with additional requirements. Frequent requirements cover proof of no criminal record, private health insurance, documented income and a required physical presence in the country per year. Ignoring a single condition can end the status while you still own the home.



Fiscal residency is a separate question entirely. Holding a residence permit does not necessarily make you liable for iskele real estate local income tax, but spending enough time in the country often does. Many countries use a day-count rule, and the implications extend to income earned elsewhere.



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