Golden Visa Industry Expected to Reach $100 Billion by 2025
The Golden Visa industry has been growing at a remarkable pace globally. According to a recent WealthBriefing report, the sector is projected to hit a staggering $100 billion by 2025. High-net-worth individuals and investors seeking residency or citizenship through investment are the primary drivers behind this significant growth.
Yusuf Boz: “Golden Visa Programs Are a Gateway to Global Freedom”
Yusuf Boz, CEO of NotteGlobal and a leading expert in Golden Visa programs, commented on the report, saying, “Golden Visa programs offer more than just residency permits. They provide economic stability and unparalleled global mobility. Investors from countries with volatile currencies, like Turkey, are particularly drawn to Euro or Dollar-based investments, enhancing the appeal of these programs.”
Boz highlighted that NotteGlobal focuses on Golden Visa opportunities in countries such as Greece, Portugal, and Latvia. “We guide our clients towards investments that not only secure residency but also offer lucrative returns,” he added.
Rising Interest in Golden Visa Programs Across Europe
The report also emphasizes how European nations are attracting significant investments through their Golden Visa programs. Countries like Greece have seen a surge in applications, while Portugal and Latvia continue to offer attractive opportunities for investors.
Yusuf Boz noted, “Golden Visa programs in Europe provide exceptional value for both individual investors and their families. We prioritize finding solutions that benefit entire families, offering a pathway to residency and financial growth.”
Future Outlook: A Thriving Industry
Industry experts predict that by 2025, Golden Visa programs will expand further, offering diverse opportunities for investors. Yusuf Boz commented, “Golden Visa programs uniquely combine investment opportunities with improved living standards. At NotteGlobal, we remain committed to helping our clients make informed decisions to maximize these benefits.”