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10 countries the super-rich are moving to... and 10 they're fleeing

Tracking the movements of the super-rich
Japan – 400 more millionaires
Portugal – 800 more millionaires
Greece – 1,200 more millionaires
Switzerland – 1,500 more millionaires
Italy – 2,200 more millionaires
Australia – 2,500 more millionaires
Canada – 3,200 more millionaires
Singapore – 3,500 more millionaires
USA – 3,800 more millionaires
UAE – 6,700 more millionaires
Where are millionaires moving from?
Vietnam – 300 fewer millionaires
Nigeria – 300 fewer millionaires
Taiwan – 400 fewer millionaires
South Africa – 600 fewer millionaires
Brazil – 800 fewer millionaires
Russian Federation – 15,000 fewer millionaires
South Korea – 1,200 fewer millionaires
India – 4,300 fewer millionaires
United Kingdom – 9,500 fewer millionaires
China – 15,200 fewer millionaires
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Tracking the movements of the super-rich

Recent research suggests that the super-rich are more mobile than ever before. Open economies, the ease of working digitally while abroad, and special citizenship or 'golden visa' schemes are all encouraging record numbers of high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs), who typically have financial assets worth $1 million (£789k) or more, to leave their home nations. 

Residency firm Henley & Partners has produced The Henley Private Wealth Migration Report 2024, which reveals the countries predicted to have gained and lost the most HNWIs over the course of 2024. And the results might just surprise you...

Read on to discover the 10 favoured destinations of the world’s elite today – and the 10 countries they're leaving behind. 

All dollar amounts in US dollars.

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Alice Cattley

28 February 2025

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