Henley’s 2026 wealth mobility framework highlights Singapore as a key hub
Henley & Partners assigned Singapore a Wealth Mobility Competitiveness Score of 79.5 out of 100 in its 2026 framework.
On 16 June 2026, Henley & Partners released its Private Wealth Migration Report 2026, exploring how internationally mobile wealthy families balance residence options, capital, business interests and access across jurisdictions. Singapore was highlighted as a significant global wealth hub.
Singapore’s 79.5 score
Singapore received a Wealth Mobility Competitiveness Score of 79.5 out of 100 under the report’s Global Wealth Mobility Framework. The methodology considers factors including institutional trust, the rule of law, financial infrastructure, capital mobility, quality of life and family-related provisions.
What the score does—and does not—mean
This is a structural competitiveness index designed by Henley & Partners. It is not the number of wealthy people relocating, a net migration forecast, a government ranking or a measure of the likelihood of obtaining permanent residency.
Implications for internationally mobile families
The report discusses a shift toward maintaining multiple geographic options for residence, business and wealth. Families evaluating Singapore should assess actual immigration pathways and legal, education and tax considerations separately.
The 79.5 score measures factors related to wealth mobility competitiveness, not completed relocations or immigration approval rates.
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