Tax changes to come into effect in March 2020 are driving record numbers of citizens to apply for second European Union passports by way of investment, with Cyprus, Greece, Malta and Portugal experiencing a jump in applicants, immigration firm Xpatweb said. The immigration firm saw a 364% increase, since 2018, in the number of South Africans applying for second European Union passports by way of investments. "With the pending tax changes in South Africa due to be enforced from 1st March...
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