Dominic Volek is Group Head of Private Clients at Henley & Partners and a member of the Executive Committee. Originally from South Africa, he now spends his time between London, Dubai, and Singapore as a private client specialist in residence and citizenship planning and provides advice to ultra-high-net-worth individuals and their families across the globe. His work targets countries that are deemed most attractive to wealthy individuals in terms of mobility, security, privacy, personal tax, estate planning, and lifestyle. He is also a member of the firm’s Government Advisory practice, providing strategic advice to governments on the design, implementation, and promotion of successful investment migration programs. Dominic is a certified Chartered Accountant CA (SA), holding both a Bachelor of Commerce in Accounting with Honors and Bachelor of Arts in Corporate Communication. Prior to joining Henley & Partners, Dominic had a successful career as part of the Senior Management team in one of the big four accounting and advisory firms in Singapore, South Africa, and the USA. Dominic is frequently sought after as a speaker and thought leader on residence and citizenship planning, and he regularly provides commentary on the Henley Passport Index. He has been interviewed by top-tier media such as BBC, Quartz, and Bloomberg.

Scott Moore is a Manager at Henley & Partners Singapore advising high net worth clients and their families throughout South East Asia on residence and citizenship by investment solutions. He graduated in Commerce from the University of British Columbia in Vancouver and attended the National University of Singapore. Scott's background involves extensive business development throughout the Asia Pacific region where he has experience in consulting and relocating expatriate professionals and their families to Asia Pacific for foreign assignments.

Nirbhay Handa is the Managing Director of Private Clients and the Head of the South Asia team at Henley & Partners. He focuses exclusively on advising high-net-worth individuals and their families on residence- and citizenship-by-investment. Nirbhay has been on the forefront of the investment migration industry across Asia and the South Asia subcontinent, advising some of the most respectable and established private banks, family offices, and law firms. His articles, commentary, and overall thought leadership in the investment migration space is often quoted in some of Asia’s leading wealth management forums and publications including Forbes, CNBC, The Peak Singapore, The Economic Times and TOI. He is passionate about developing people and growing high-performance teams. Nirbhay received his formative education at the University of Nottingham and executive education at the London School of Economics and the University of Oxford.

Alexis Tan has more than 10 years of experience in the immigration industry. Before joining Henley & Partners she owned her own immigration firm based in Singapore and successfully helped clients obtain residency in Canada, Australia and the US. She also holds a real estate license in Singapore and is well versed on property investment locally.

She has studied and worked in both Canada and the US where she earned her bachelor’s degree from Indiana State University. She speaks English, Mandarin, Cantonese and Taiwanese.

Oak Samart is a certified Associate Financial Planner and holds an Investment Consultant license. His professional experience involves advising clients on financial planning and wealth management on both domestic and cross-border opportunities.

Prior to joining Henley & Partners in Thailand, Oak gained extensive experience in banking and financial advisory services and currently oversees Henley & Partners’ operations in Thailand and acts as the client contact point.

In his academic years, Oak graduated in Environmental Engineering from Chulalongkorn University, Thailand before receiving a scholarship for his Masters Degree in Development Economics at Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University, Japan. Oak is fluent in both Thai and English.