CITIZENSHIP PROGRAMS

Citizenship by investment (CBI) programs allow qualified individuals to obtain a second citizenship and passport through a qualifying investment in a country's economy. This can include real estate purchases, government donations, or business investments.

Processing times vary by program and range from 1-2 months (Vanuatu) to 12-18 months (Malta). Most Caribbean programs process applications within 3-6 months from submission of complete documentation.

Yes, most citizenship by investment programs allow you to include your spouse, dependent children (typically up to age 30), and dependent parents (usually over 55). Some programs also include siblings. Additional fees apply for dependents.

Standard documentation includes: passports, birth certificates, marriage certificates, police clearance certificates, medical certificates, proof of funds, bank statements, and professional references. Specific requirements vary by program.

Most programs have minimal or no residency requirements. For example, Antigua & Barbuda requires just 5 days' presence in the first 5 years, while Dominica has no residency requirement at all.

Yes, you can include your spouse, dependent children (up to age 30), parents (over 55), and in some programs, siblings. Additional fees apply for each dependent.

Yes, all our featured programs are government-approved and fully legal. These programs are established through legislation and are regulated by government agencies.

All programs conduct thorough background checks including criminal record checks, source of funds verification, anti-money laundering (AML) compliance, and politically exposed person (PEP) screening.

Many citizenship by investment countries offer favorable tax regimes, including no taxes on worldwide income, capital gains, or inheritance. However, your tax obligations depend on multiple factors including residency status and home country tax laws.

Investment options typically include: (1) Non-refundable government contributions, (2) Real estate investments in approved projects, (3) Government bonds, and (4) Business investments creating jobs.