Investment Policy · Insight 03
Five ideas to motivate the modern investor. On 15 June 2026, the Ministry of Interior announced that the Cabinet, in its Resolution No. (651) of 2026, approved a new regulatory framework allowing qualified foreign investors and their immediate family members to obtain residency permits for up to fifteen years. Deera reads the grant as a milestone in Kuwait’s ambition to become a financial and commercial hub. This brief offers five concrete incentives — drawn from the UAE Golden Visa, Saudi Premium Residency, Singapore’s Global Investor Programme, and Ireland’s FDI playbook — that the country can offer alongside the new framework. The argument is supportive and forward-looking.
On Cabinet Resolution No. 651 of 2026 and Kuwait’s new long-term residency framework for qualified foreign investors. What does the new grant actually offer? Which five concrete incentives — drawn from the UAE Golden Visa, Saudi Premium Residency, Singapore, and Ireland — could Kuwait add to motivate the modern investor? And how does this align with Law No. 116 of 2013 and Vision 2035? The full reading is in the attached PDF below.
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