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Citizenship by investment

Citizenship for you, your children and the generations after them. Citizenship solutions, country by country.

Citizenship, explained

A second nationality, for life and for your children

Some countries grant citizenship to people who contribute to their economy, through a national fund or an approved investment, after strict checks. The result is a passport for life that you pass on to your children.

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What citizenship by investment gives you

A nationality for life, usually for the whole family, with the passport that comes with it. Your children can pass it on in turn. Most programs ask for no residence in the country.

A second passport, not a replacement

You keep your current nationality where your home country allows dual citizenship. A few countries do not, so we check it with you before anything else.

Strict checks, on purpose

Every application goes through government due diligence on the applicant and the source of funds. It protects the program and the value of the passport you receive.

Where

The Caribbean (Antigua and Barbuda, Grenada, St Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia), the Pacific (Vanuatu, Naoero), Türkiye, São Tomé and Príncipe and, soon, Argentina. Each country sets its own contribution, timeline and family rules.

From application to legacy

A decision you take once, for generations.

1Due diligence
The government reviews your family and your funds before approving anything.
2Citizenship
Approval, naturalization and your passport, usually within months.
3Legacy
A nationality your children and grandchildren can inherit. Prefer to live somewhere first? See residency.

Citizenship solutions