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Track Citizenship Network news, policy updates and investment migration guides from the Chrome toolbar. Citizenship Network Monitor is a lightweight Chrome extension for following Citizenship Network updates directly from the browser. The extension shows recent news, policy notes and program updates from the public Citizenship Network RSS feed. It is built for people who follow citizenship by investment, residency by investment, Golden Visa programs, document rules and policy changes across multiple jurisdictions. Main features: Track the latest Citizenship Network articles from Chrome Filter updates by citizenship, residency, policy, guide and document topics Search the cached feed inside the popup See an unread badge when new items are available Open full articles on citizenshipnetwork.com Refresh manually or let Chrome check periodically Privacy: The extension does not use a content script. It does not read the pages you visit. It does not require an account login. It does not collect names, emails, payment data or identity documents. It stores feed items, read status and last check time locally in Chrome extension storage. It only connects to citizenshipnetwork.com to read the public RSS feed. Citizenship Network Monitor is provided by Citizenship Network for users who want a simple way to follow investment migration updates without opening the website every day.
Aug 10, 2026
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