Undoubtedly, the pandemic has had a tremendous impact on global mobility and golden visa schemes. Due to border closures and strict travel restrictions, there is a pent up demand for second passports from wealthy people who want to move countries. In the years ahead, we'll almost certainly see continuing changes. For example, some countries will restrict golden visa quotas or redirect investment criteria to address their economic areas of greatest need. Portugal, for example, is raising the minimum investment thresholds from January 2022 and limiting eligible property purchases to less popular areas where foreign investment is most lacking. Other countries will likely introduce new golden visas to help inject economic support to help plug the financial gap caused by the healthcare crisis.