#346: Mobility Is the New Currency, and This Man Helped Thousands of People Access It

Think a second passport is about avoiding tax? 

 

For millions of people, it's about something far more basic: freedom of movement.

 

In this episode, Armand Arton, founder and CEO of Arton Capital and one of the world's most influential voices in global citizenship and investment migration, shares his journey. From growing up in communist Bulgaria with a passport that limited his every move, to building this business that has helped nearly 20,000 people gain mobility and security, has been deeply personal. 

 

He also unpacks how governments shape these programmes, what most people get wrong about residency and citizenship by investment, and why mobility is becoming a new form of wealth in a rapidly shifting world.

 

06:10 – Growing up in Bulgaria with a "bad passport"
13:31 – How Armand entered the investment migration space
20:20 – The global landscape of citizenship by investment
32:16 – Advising governments and shaping policy
36:33 – Building credibility through human capital
46:23 – What drives Armand to keep going
51:27 – Working with governments as an entrepreneur
56:26 – Giving back through the Global Citizen Forum

 

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