World Citizenship Report 2026

Despite years of reform and international recognition, these countries have slipped behind regional peers. The Africa Report 2025 findings rank Kenya 16th in Africa and 108th globally, while Rwanda follows closely at 17th in Africa and 109th worldwide. For both....

Citizenship by Investment (CBI) programmes are entering a new phase of competition, countries are moving approach of regulatory credibility, strengthen applicant screening and establish greater accountability. While investment thresholds and processing times remain important considerations, the industry’s long-term competitiveness is....

Economic opportunity and quality of life are emerging as distinct priorities in how individuals assess the value of citizenship, according to our World Citizenship Report 2026. (WCR) The report’s findings show that while competitive economies remain a major concern, living....

The World Citizenship Report 2026 identifies education as a major concern for affluent families, with 39.9% of HNWIs citing it among the areas where governments are falling short. Education is emerging as an important consideration in global citizenship planning, as....

World Citizenship Report 2026 finds that 71.6% of surveyed affluent individuals are more likely to consider alternative citizenship, with family security and long-term planning emerging as key considerations. Global political uncertainty, economic pressures and shifting international relations are encouraging affluent....

Around 71.6% of surveyed affluent individuals are more likely to consider additional citizenship or residency in response to global events, reflecting a growing focus on security, family protection and long-term planning, as per the WCR 2026. Global political uncertainty, economic....

Citizenship is increasingly being considered alongside business interests, investment portfolios and family security as part of long-term planning, according to the USA Spotlight 2026, which draws on findings from the World Citizenship Report 2026. The USA Spotlight 2026 found that....

The report points to a more distributed global landscape rather than a straightforward decline in American power. While the US continues to rank among the world’s leading jurisdictions for economic opportunity, other countries are increasingly competing with it across the....

China defeated the country and took the top position with a score of 89.3, while Ireland ranked third with 80.3. The ranking places the US among the leading jurisdictions for economic opportunity despite its 16th-place position overall in the World....