MONACO Residency by Investment

The Monaco Residency by Investment Program allows eligible foreign nationals to obtain residency in Monaco by meeting specific financial and residential requirements. It is particularly attractive to high-net-worth individuals seeking a stable, secure, and tax-efficient European jurisdiction.

Applicants must demonstrate sufficient financial resources, maintain a residence in Monaco, have a clean criminal record, and satisfy Monaco's immigration and due diligence requirements.

Key benefits include:

• Residency in one of Europe's most prestigious jurisdictions
• No personal income tax for most residents
• A safe and politically stable environment
• The ability to include eligible family members
• Excellent business, banking, healthcare, and lifestyle opportunities
• Convenient access to the rest of Europe

The process generally includes:

1. Complete pre-vetting and due diligence checks.
2. Prepare and submit the residency application with supporting documents.
3. Secure the required accommodation and banking arrangements.
4. Attend a personal interview with the Monaco Public Security (Sûreté Publique).
5. Receive the Monaco Residence Permit upon approval.

Applicants must demonstrate sufficient financial resources, maintain a residence in Monaco, have a clean criminal record, and satisfy Monaco's immigration and due diligence requirements.

Yes. Eligible dependents, including a spouse and children, may be included in the residency application, provided they meet the applicable requirements.

No. Applicants may either rent or purchase qualifying residential property, provided the accommodation is suitable and maintained throughout the residency period.

The minimum reference amount is generally EUR 500,000, but individual banks may require a higher deposit or additional assets under management depending on their internal policies.

Yes. Applicants should be prepared to provide documentation demonstrating the lawful origin of their funds as part of Monaco's due diligence process.

Yes. Applicants must continue to maintain both their qualifying accommodation and the required banking relationship throughout their residency.