The cancellation of Spain’s Golden Visa program may mark a turning point in the global investment landscape.

As global economies face shifting regulations, it’s crucial to understand not only the implications for foreign investors, but also the ripple effects on target markets themselves — including rising property prices, local public backlash, and legal changes that now demand a more cautious review of every deal.

Attorney Idan Ben-Yacov, a partner at his namesake law firm, appeared on the morning business show on Channel 10 – The Economy Channel, where he explained:

• Why Spain launched the Golden Visa program in the first place
• What led to its cancellation
• How the decision may impact Spain’s real estate market

He also addressed whether this move opens the door for exploring real estate opportunities in other nearby European countries.

📺 Viewers are invited to watch the full interview for more insights.

Disclaimer:
This is an unofficial English translation of a Hebrew news article. It is provided for informational purposes only. While every effort was made to convey the original meaning, certain nuances may have been adapted for clarity. For the full context, refer to the original Hebrew-language broadcast and article.