
Greece is a country with a rich cultural heritage and historical legacy, the jewel of the Mediterranean region, which annually attracts millions of tourists. The Greek government is positively inclined towards foreign investment in the country's economy and, in particular, the real estate sector.

Passport of Greece grants its holders access to 187 countries around the world. They also get the opportunity to live, work, travel, study, buy property and run a business in any EU country.
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The Kingdom of Thailand is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. In addition to holiday-makers, the so-called «Land of smiles» attracts many expats and pensioners, who come here for permanent residence. In this article, we will review all types of short-term and long-term visas available in the country, as well as all possible ways of becoming a resident of Thailand.

Historically reliant on hydrocarbon extraction and exports, Oman has embarked on a strategic shift to diversify its revenue streams. The government is actively promoting non-oil sectors, aligning with its Vision 2040 framework to foster long-term economic sustainability.

Bali is world-renowned for its breathtaking scenery and vibrant culture, making it a top destination for both tourism and property investment. If you’re considering buying property in Bali, this comprehensive guide will walk you through the process, highlight the options available for foreigners, and provide essential tips for a smooth transaction.
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Dubai is the capital of the eponymous emirate, the largest of the seven emirates of the country in terms of population. The city is home to 3.97 million people. Notably, about 85% of Dubai’s residents are expats.
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The UAE offers a programme of getting UAE residency (a long-term visa) by investment. The UAE programme has its specifics, allows for investment options, and imposes certain criteria on eligible investors in 2023.
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This article provides an overview of the property market in Dubai for investment purposes. In particular, Tranio will explain about the legal framework for foreign investment and the role of national regulatory arms, as well as discuss main investment schemes, the potential yields and tax rates in the Dubai real estate market.
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The UAE’s Golden Visa is a special type of a long-term residence visa in the Arab Emirates. It is granted for five or ten years to foreign entrepreneurs, investors, property owners and academics. The Golden Visa allows expats to live and run a business freely in the UAE, open a local bank account, and become a tax resident in the country with a comfortable tax regime.
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Citizens of the USA, UK, Japan, and 71 nations in total, are eligible for a 90-day visa-free stay in the UAE. Those seeking to extend their stay beyond these periods must apply for a residence permit, commonly referred to as a resident visa in the UAE.

The Phnom Penh real estate market is Cambodia’s largest and most diverse property market, covering condominiums, serviced apartments, landed housing, offices, retail property, warehouses and development land. In 2026, it remains in a period of adjustment following the construction and credit boom of the previous decade.

The Cambodia real estate market is going through a period of adjustment after years of rapid construction and property-led growth. In 2026, the market combines weak conditions in some legacy projects with renewed activity in selected condominium, industrial and income-producing property segments.

Cambodia has become an increasingly visible destination for international capital in Southeast Asia. Investors can access opportunities in manufacturing, real estate, agriculture, tourism, logistics, infrastructure, digital services and renewable energy, while Cambodia's investment legislation generally allows foreign investors to establish fully foreign-owned businesses.

The Montenegro citizenship by investment program was once one of Europe's relatively small number of investor citizenship schemes. It allowed qualifying foreign applicants to obtain Montenegrin citizenship after making a government contribution and investing in an approved development project.

The Montenegro real estate market has experienced substantial growth in recent years, supported by rising property prices, foreign demand, tourism and continued development along the Adriatic coast. The market is relatively small, but it includes several distinct segments, from luxury resort residences in Tivat and Kotor Bay to holiday apartments in Budva and year-round residential property in Podgorica.