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Digital Nomads: Africa enters the golden passport market as the world tightens rules

TechCabal (as reproduced by the Citizenship Rights in Africa Initiative) · Emmanuel Nwosu · News · 14 Feb 2026 · Several countries

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Not extractableReviewed 11 Oct 2026

Reviewed. Everything readable has been taken; what is left cannot be read as data (for example charts without printed values, or missing pages). We never estimate values from a picture.

What is left

The stored copy is an excerpt with '[…]' cuts; the full TechCabal article (https://techcabal.com/2026/02/14/more-african-countries-are-selling-citizenship/) is not stored and was not fetched (no web access in this pass), so any figures in the cut passages cannot be read.

What the document holds

Excerpt (CRAI republication, with '[…]' cuts) of TechCabal 14 Feb 2026 on African CBI programmes: São Tomé (launch price, 98 applications by nationality, first passports), Egypt (2019 minimum donation, visa-free and e-visa access), Sierra Leone fast-track scheme, Botswana planned programme, Nigeria bill; global industry estimates; St Kitts revenue share. This pass added: St Kitts 'once' 60-70% of government revenue (undated claim), MarketIntelo industry valuation 2024 and 2033 projection, 'at least 10,000' global applicants a year, 'over $20 billion' raised to 2022, Egypt e-visa access (about 41), São Tomé 'fewer than 100 applications in four months'. Not recorded: Botswana's planned USD 75,000-90,000 price (a plan with no programme row, already an event), 24 state assemblies needed for Nigeria's bill (procedure, not a programme number).

What it supports

17 rows on this site come from this document. Each one opens with the page and the exact words.

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About the document

What it covers Overview of African CBI: Egypt, São Tomé, Sierra Leone, Botswana (USD 75,000-90,000 planned), Nigeria (bill passed second reading, March 2025).

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