Chief Minister says overseas interest can benefit economy
There are 'unprecedented levels of interest' from people wanting to move to the Isle of Man, according to the chief minister.
Howard Quayle made the comments at a public question and answer session on the coronavirus pandemic.
He says the Department for Enterprise has had a huge number of enquiries on Manx residency.
Mr Quayle added it may be the answer to reviving the Manx economy:
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