Do you need to meet all three requirements for the LTR Visa as a Global Wealthy Citizen or is one sufficient?

@Dwayne *******

I believe it was always a feature of that particular visa category.

@Gary ******

I don't think you understand my point. $100K USD is less than what wealthy individuals must keep in their current account just as an everyday expense account, since it isn't weird for them to go through close that much every month or two. It is the equivalent of how a middle class person might normally have $8000K in their bank account to pay that month's mortgage or rent, car payment, bills and living expenses. For wealthy people (and I know quite a few), monthly expenses can be well over $75K a month, so having $100K in the account is not even slightly unusual since no one draws accounts down to zero unless they are low on money. Since monthly expenses may vary by tens of thousands of dollars, it isn't strange to keep such a balance.

@Pui ****

Unless they are ridiculously wealthy + lazy they would not do this. If they've worked hard for their $ they don't give up thousands of $ per year. If you think savings accounts provide a competitive return, good luck to you. I guarantee that the vast majority of wealthy pensioners would not do this.

@Gary ******

I am sure many people who would consider applying in the wealthy global citizen category are multi-millionaires who would never let their bank account balance fall below $100K or even $1 million. You don't think people with money keep that amount simply as everyday balance for expenses? Lots of wealthier people spend close to that $100K within a couple of months. There are plenty of interest-producing accounts they might have the money in that would meet BOI's requirements.