Citizenship-through-real-estate schemes, popular in the EU and Caribbean, spark debates on their societal effects. Proponents highlight benefits: foreign investment boosts infrastructure, while investors gain visa-free mobility. Critics argue rising property prices, as seen in Portugal or Greece, displace locals and deepen housing crises. An intriguing angle: how do governments balance economic gains with social responsibility? Some nations now cap investor purchases or allocate funds for affordable housing. Could stricter regulations reshape these programs? Or will demand for "golden passports" keep outpacing reforms? Share your views on whether such initiatives are sustainable solutions or short-term fixes with long-term costs.
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