Ms. Phuong Hang was accused by tiktoker of violating Cyprus law, could she be deported from the EU?

Even though she has settled in Europe, Ms. Phuong Hang still makes people in the country restless.

Although the number of followers and livestream views is not as high as before, each statement of the female tycoon still causes a stir in public opinion.

Recently, a tiktoker suddenly said that Ms. Hang could be deported from Europe because of a taboo.

Specifically, the tiktoker "60 Seconds of Settlement" posted a clip clearly stating the reason why Ms. Phuong Hang's Cypriot citizenship may be revoked. He said: "She may not be able to live in Europe. However, she said she can no longer live in the country. So where will Ms. Hang's future go?

She bragged that her child had just passed the entrance exam to a school in Cyprus, but she did not know that she had violated a law in Cyprus that could result in her having her European citizenship revoked.

In Cyprus law, there are 2 articles: 1. Those who apply for citizenship by investment have a regulation that within 5 years from the date of receiving the citizenship of Cyprus, if they are convicted in a country for more than 12 months, their citizenship of Cyprus will be revoked. Everyone knows that she established a company in 2019 to invest in Cyprus. From 2019 to 2023 (the time Ms. Hang was convicted), the gap is only 4-5 years. So it is possible that she violated the citizenship law of Cyprus.

In addition, the second article also clearly states that if this person brings disrepute to Cyprus, they still have the right to revoke their worker status in Cyprus.

Despite citing the law to prove his words, the male tiktoker still received a lot of criticism from viewers. The majority of netizens were upset that the male tiktoker was using Ms. Hang to attract views, without carefully looking for information that Ms. Hang had Cypriot citizenship for more than 10 years.

The above clip has currently reached 2 million views and is still a topic of debate among netizens.

Cyprus has been a member of the European Union since 2004 and is among the best places to settle in the world, according to a survey by real estate consultancy Knight Frank.

Most international tax consultants agree that the Republic of Cyprus is a country with a reduced domestic personal tax regime: 12.5% corporate tax (the country with the lowest tax rate in Europe); 0% inheritance tax and stock sales revenue; no tax if present in Cyprus for less than 1 year...

Cyprus and Malta are small Mediterranean island nations and members of the European Union (EU) that are widely known for their citizenship-by-investment programs.

The Cyprus Residency by Investment Program was launched in April 2013 and allows investors around the world to obtain permanent residency or citizenship by purchasing Cypriot real estate (Golden Visa). The Cyprus Citizenship by Investment Program is based on a Council of Ministers Decision dated 13 September 2016, pursuant to Article 111A (2) of the 2002 Citizenship Registration Act.

To participate in the Cyprus citizenship by investment program, investors will have to spend a minimum of 2 - 2.5 million euros (52 - 66 billion VND) on a real estate in this country. Investors are also required to make a non-refundable contribution of 100,000 euros to the Research and Innovation Fund and 100,000 euros to the Cyprus Land Development Corporation.

With the permanent residency investment program (green card), investors invest in a real estate worth at least 300,000 euros and demonstrate certain additional financial conditions...

According to data from the World Bank, the GDP of the Republic of Cyprus in 2020 reached 23.8 billion USD, with a population of more than 1.2 million people. The national income (GNI) per capita in 2020 reached 26,110 USD.

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