“Russia is bleeding from millions,” Andrew Amoils, head of research at New World Wealth, which collected the data, told the Guardian: “The rich are migrating from Russia every year for the last decade. already ringing the bell for the current problems facing the country. “Historically, before the collapse of a country, there is an accelerating migration of the affluent, as they are often the first to leave as they have the means to do so.”
The biggest loss of people with thick walnut as a percentage of its population is expected to be suffered by war-torn Ukraine, as 2,800 millionaires are expected to have left the country by the end of the year, 42% of the corresponding total in the country.
The three M
About 4,000 people with liquidity in excess of $ 1 million are expected to have moved to the UAE by the end of the year, followed by Australia with about 3,500, Singapore with 2,800 and Israel with 2,500.
Large numbers of millionaires are also expected in the “three M's”: Malta, Mauritius and Monaco.
“Malta has been one of Europe's great success stories over the past decade, not only in terms of millionaire immigration but also in terms of overall wealth growth,” said Amoils. “It is one of the fastest growing markets in the world, with an 87% increase in wealth in dollars between 2011 and 2021. The naturalization process with the issuance of gold passports has brought new wealth to the island country, giving strong growth impetus to sectors such as financial services. , IT and real estate. About 300 millionaires are expected to move to Malta in 2022. “
Similarly, the island of Mauritius is described by Henley as a” wealth magnet “, due to the creation of an international financial center that offers significant tax breaks. According to Africa Wealth Report 2022, the Indian Ocean country is home to 4,800 millionaires today, up from 2,700 a decade ago.
imposes tax on income, capital gains or real estate. About seven out of ten people in the principality are millionaires.
