Colombia’s new president has announced plans to eliminate the wealth tax and present a structural tax reform aimed at restoring investor confidence. If approved by Congress, the reform could make Colombia more attractive for foreign investors, retirees, expatriates, and globally mobile families considering residence and long-term planning in Latin America.

Bulgaria has introduced a bill that could significantly change its investor residence framework by requiring permanent residence holders to spend more than six months per year in the country. If approved, the proposal may reduce the flexibility that made Bulgaria’s golden visa attractive to global investors seeking EU permanent residence without relocation.

Kenya is once again putting investor residency on the table. After years of discussion, the country is reportedly revisiting the idea of a golden visa-style pathway designed to attract foreign investors and strengthen long-term commercial ties with one of Africa’s most dynamic economies. The proposal is still at an early stage. No official investment threshold has been announced. No qualifying sectors have been confirmed. No bill has reached Parliament. And the Kenya Investme