Source: Travel News
Tallinn, Estonia on August 9, 2016. Danske Bank A/S has said that about $230 billion that flowed through an Estonian unit may need to be treated as suspicious. The EU thinks passports in exchange for investments may harbor money laundering. Dani Oliver / Flickr.com
Skift Take: Money often can't buy you love, but it can buy you visas and European passports. It's wise that the EU wants to clean up the money laundering cycle.