Citizenship by Investment
Second passports through 13 government-approved programmes.
Citizenship by investment gets you a second passport through a government-approved payment or property purchase. It lasts for generations, can include your spouse and children, and in most programmes you never have to live there.
We work with thirteen active programmes across the Caribbean, Europe and the South Pacific. We choose the programme based on where you want to travel, your tax plans, your family and how politically stable the issuing country is.
A senior adviser oversees every application. We complete thorough background checks before submitting — we don't submit applications that won't pass the check on where your money came from.
What we do for you
- Visa-free travel to 140+ countries
- Citizenship you can pass to your children
- No need to live there
Who usually uses this
- Wealthy individuals wanting visa-free travel to 140+ countries
- Families wanting options for their children and grandchildren through more than one passport
- Founders and investors reducing the risk of relying on one country's passport
One team, step by step, from the first call to handing it over.
Your travel, tax, family and timing goals matched to the right programme.
Thorough background checks done before the government application is opened.
The full application prepared, the investment paid through a protected escrow account, and government processing managed.
Passport issued, tax residence planned, and travel set up.
What you receive.
Every engagement closes with a specialist-reviewed handover pack — retained on file for thirty years.
- A written programme recommendation
- Background checks completed in advance
- A complete government application
- Investment paid through escrow
- Tax and travel planning after the passport is issued
The countries we most often use for this service.
Questions we hear on every intake call.
- Do I need to live in the country?
- In the Caribbean programmes and Vanuatu, no. Malta needs a genuine link — usually twelve months of legal residence before you can become a citizen.
- Does my citizenship pass to my children?
- Yes. Every programme we work with passes citizenship to children born after you become a citizen, and lets you include family in the original application.
- How long does the process take?
- Caribbean programmes usually take four to eight months. Malta takes twelve to thirty-six months, depending on the residency route.
Start with a twenty-minute call. Come away with a written plan and price.
Every engagement begins with our advisory team and is assigned to the relevant specialists. Fees are quoted in writing before any work begins. No hourly billing.
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Every engagement begins with a twenty-minute advisory call. The fee is in writing before any work begins. No hourly billing.