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Whether you are currently operating a business in Singapore or are planning to incorporate your first company here, understanding these policy shifts is crucial for your strategic planning. To help you navigate these changes, we have synthesized the most impactful “pro-business” highlights from the latest Budget. From direct cash infusions to massive tax incentives for […]

For the world’s wealthiest families, deciding where to base a family office in 2026 is not just a matter of tax incentives or visa ease — it is a strategic decision woven into the larger fabric of global capital flows, geopolitical positioning, regulatory stability, and long-term legacy planning.

For more than a decade, New Zealand’s trust regime has periodically surfaced in global wealth conversations — sometimes as a discreet planning jurisdiction, sometimes as a misunderstood “loophole.”

Singapore did not start 2026 with a dramatic announcement. It began the year with quiet rule adjustments inside its family office regime. Most observers read these as technical updates. They are not.

Europe Is Ending the Property Era of Investment Migration — Greece Is the Final Signal For more than a decade, Europe sold residency through a simple exchange: buy property, gain mobility. That model is now being dismantled — not through a single prohibition, but through coordinated structural shifts across the EU.

For nearly two years, Australia took a position few developed economies were willing to adopt. It did not recalibrate investment migration. It dismantled it.

The steady migration of Indonesia’s leading companies into Singapore—whether through headquarters functions, regional subsidiaries, or outright acquisitions—has often been mischaracterised as regulatory arbitrage or capital flight. It is neither. What we are witnessing is a structural re-anchoring that typically occurs when a domestic champion begins to think beyond its home market and, crucially, beyond its […]

The U.S. State Department has confirmed that it will pause the processing of immigrant visas (permanent residence / green card category) for nationals of 75 countries, effective 21 January 2026. The pause applies only to immigrant visas. Non-immigrant visas such as visitor, business and student visas are not officially suspended.

For families planning international school entry in Singapore, Open Days are often misunderstood. They are not simply campus visits. For most international schools, Open Days mark the point at which admissions decisions begin to take shape. In Singapore’s education landscape, when you engage with schools is often more critical than which school you visit.