More than 142,000 millionaires worldwide will relocate in 2025, according to research by Henley & Partners, a company specialising in consultancy for citizenship and residency programmes.
Around 3,600 of them will choose Italy, ranking behind only the United Arab Emirates (9,800) and the United States (7,500), but ahead of Switzerland (3,000). The decision is driven by geopolitical tensions and increasing global tax competition, with the number of high-net-worth individuals ready to relocate having more than doubled in the past decade.
