Retiring abroad: Helping clients get to their place in the sun

Immigration conditions should be the first consideration

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Lawyer Olga Nechita looks at immigration options for clients looking to retire abroad...

Many British nationals are captivated by the idea of finding their ‘place In the sun' and retiring to a warmer destination. One of the perks of being British is the strength of the UK passport. It opens doors to visa-free travel to many countries around the world. As a retiree, you can hop on a plane and explore the wonders of the world without the need to apply for a visa, but you cannot stay for long periods of time, hence it is not a viable option if you wish to retire on a permanent basis. When exploring destinations to retire, British nationals are required to apply for a long...

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