{"id":2074,"date":"2026-06-09T20:00:35","date_gmt":"2026-06-09T20:00:35","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/safewayadvisory.com\/forbes-on-safeway-advisory-why-a-residence-permit-and-a-second-passport-are-no-longer-protected-from-interpol\/"},"modified":"2026-06-09T20:00:35","modified_gmt":"2026-06-09T20:00:35","slug":"forbes-on-safeway-advisory-why-a-residence-permit-and-a-second-passport-are-no-longer-protected-from-interpol","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/safewayadvisory.com\/en\/forbes-on-safeway-advisory-why-a-residence-permit-and-a-second-passport-are-no-longer-protected-from-interpol\/","title":{"rendered":"Forbes on SAFEWAY ADVISORY: Why a residence permit and a second passport are no longer protected from Interpol"},"content":{"rendered":"

\"ForbesWhat does Forbes say about SAFEWAY ADVISORY? The authoritative international financial and economic publication Forbes has published a large-scale analytical material on the current risks of cross-border harassment of entrepreneurs. “Interpol notification: why Russian businessmen can be arrested abroad.” <\/p>\n

Forbes authors have recruited the SAFEWAY ADVISORY (SWA) team as a key expert on international protection and cross-border disputes. Publication in a publication of this level is another recognition of the highest qualifications of our lawyers. As well as the company’s leadership in protecting citizens’ rights in Interpol and extradition matters. <\/p>\n

What the article is about: The illusion of security in the era of sanctions<\/h3>\n

The main thesis of the Forbes publication coincides with what SAFEWAY ADVISORY experts regularly warn their clients about: having a second citizenship, a European residence permit, or moving to a conditional “quiet harbor” (offshore, UAE) is no longer a security document.<\/p>\n

Many businessmen mistakenly believe that due to the current geopolitical situation, the channels of interaction between law enforcement agencies have been severed. However, statistics and real-world cases prove the opposite.: <\/p>\n

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    Interpol remains outside politics: Technical mechanisms (Red Notice and Diffusion) continue to operate normally. Databases are updated instantly. <\/p>\n<\/li>\n

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    The effect of the “digital collar”: Getting into the Interpol database paralyzes life before arrest. The first to react is not the border guards, but the compliance systems of international banks, blocking accounts and assets. <\/p>\n<\/li>\n

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    The formalism of the European courts: When detained at the border, the courts do not sort out whether you are guilty or not. They evaluate only the formal side of the extradition request. And without profile protection, the risk of issuance is close to 100%. <\/p>\n<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

    SAFEWAY ADVISORY’s expertise on Forbes pages<\/h3>\n

    Forbes emphasizes that in modern realities, classical methods of protection (for example, involving an ordinary local criminal defense lawyer) do not work. A criminal lawyer is looking for an alibi. Whereas international disputes require fighting the procedure and proving the political or corporate (raider) context of the case. <\/p>\n

    The journalists of the publication highlighted the key defense mechanisms that the SWA team successfully uses.:<\/p>\n