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Questions over golden visas issued to investors with links to Russian government

Labour has called on the Home Secretary to disclose how many people granted so-called “golden visas” in the UK have close links to the Russian government. Shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper wrote to Priti Patel demanding answers to a series of ...

22 Feb 2022 at 19:55

Government scraps ‘golden visas’ for wealthy foreign investors

So-called “golden visas” for wealthy foreign investors have been scrapped by the Government amid “security concerns”. The tier 1 investor visa route will be shut to all new applicants from all nationalities with “immediate effect”, the Home ...

17 Feb 2022 at 17:25

Government expected to scrap ‘golden visas’ provided to foreign investors

So-called “golden visas” for wealthy foreign investors are expected to be scrapped by the Government amid concerns over links between Russia and the UK. Those eligible for the tier one investor visa, launched in 2008, must have at least £2 ...

17 Feb 2022 at 05:25

‘Golden visas’ review finds risk of links to corruption among wealthy investors

A “small” number of wealthy foreign investors were “potentially at high risk” of having links to corruption or serious organised crime, a review of so-called golden visas has found. Home Secretary Suella Braverman set out the findings ...

12 Jan 2023 at 14:09

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