Valid passport and civil-status records
Citizenship by investment
Start with a comparison of your mobility, family and investment objectives before considering a specific citizenship programme.
- Route type
- Programme-specific
- Destination
- Multiple destinations
- Best for
- Families exploring citizenship options alongside investment goals.
- In this guide
- 3 stages · 4 document groups

A useful first conversation starts with the right details.
Tell us about your objective and background. This free initial assessment is an enquiry—not an eligibility decision or confirmed appointment.
Know what the route is—and what it is not.
Start with a comparison of your mobility, family and investment objectives before considering a specific citizenship programme.
Who it may suit
Families exploring citizenship options alongside investment goals.
The points we review first.
- 01
Eligibility, nationality restrictions, background checks and lawful source of funds are assessed for each country.
- 02
Contribution or investment requirements, government fees and family costs differ by programme.
- 03
Confirm the official programme and appropriately authorised service providers before committing funds.
A route should serve the life you are planning.
- An informed comparison of potential citizenship and family-mobility options.
- A clearer understanding of the full cost, obligations and limitations.
Prepare in stages.
This is an indicative checklist, not a universal filing list. The authority may request additional or updated evidence.
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Education, training and employment evidence
Language, police and medical evidence when requested
Purpose-specific financial and supporting evidence
A clear sequence, with responsibilities defined.
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- 01You + Plan B
Share your nationality, family plans and indicative budget.
- 02Preparation
Discuss which country programmes merit a detailed, current review.
- 03Authority decision
Obtain official terms and independent legal advice before any commitment.
Practical guidance, from profile to preparation.
We help organise your profile, identify information gaps, explain the official requirements and coordinate an agreed preparation checklist. Final eligibility and every decision remain with the relevant authority. Regulated representation and legal advice must come from an appropriately authorised professional; confirm the adviser’s credentials and written scope before proceeding.
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