Citizenship by investment
Citizenship by Real Estate Investment!
We specialize in helping individuals and families obtain second citizenship through strategic real estate investments.
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On the market since 2019
We know the industry inside out: the details of the Due Diligence process for each citizenship and residence permit by investment program.
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We conduct a preliminary Due Diligence check for each of our clients in order to practically eliminate the risk of failure.
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Are you looking for the perfect way to secure a second passport and expand your global opportunities? Our Citizenship by Investment (CBI) Program offers you the chance to gain citizenship in some of the world’s most desirable countries, all through a simple and efficient process.
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Benefits of second citizenship for investors
Countries with dual citizenship get access to various features:
- travelling the world visa-free;
- preparing a plan B
- moving abroad
- providing a better quality of life, education and healthcare to a family
- reducing the tax burden
- developing business internationally
Travelling the world visa-free A dual citizen can use either of their passports to travel to the desired destination with simplified or no visa requirements. Caribbean passports offer 140+ visa-free destinations, and EU passports open travel without visas to 160+ countries.
Preparing a plan B. With a second citizenship, cosmopolitans can secure personal and financial safety. They can buy real estate, open a bank account abroad in advance, and keep a financial airbag there. In case of danger or emergency in the country of residence, investors can quickly go to a safe place without wasting time obtaining a visa, looking for housing or transferring money.
Moving abroad. An investor with a second passport can move abroad. Often, an investment passport opens several options for relocation. For instance, a Grenada passport allows one to move to this country, any other Eastern Caribbean state or the United States by obtaining an E‑2 visa.
Providing a better quality of life, education and healthcare. Dual citizens can choose which country of citizenship they live, work, study, and get medical treatment in.
Benefits of second citizenship for investors
citizenship Success Story
citizenship by investment Request for a Country
Grenada
No residency requirement
Visa-free travel to 143 countries
No tax on worldwide income
Real estate investment: $235,000 (residential) or $350,000 (resort)
St. Lucia
No residency requirement
Visa-free travel to 146 countries
No tax on worldwide income
Real estate investment: $300,000 (approved projects)
Antigua
No residency requirement
Visa-free travel to 150 countries
No tax on worldwide income
Real estate investment: $230,000 (approved projects)
Turkey
Residency requirement: 1 year (can be reduced)
Visa-free travel to 110 countries
Tax on worldwide income
Real estate investment: $400,000
Steps to Apply for Citizenship by Investment:
Years Experience
| Country | Time required | Benefits | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grenada | Citizenship in 8+ months | No residency requirement Visa-free travel to 143 countries No tax on worldwide income -Real estate investment: $235,000 (residential) or $350,000 (resort) | Read More |
| St. Lucia | Citizenship in 6+ months | No residency requirement Visa-free travel to 146 countries No tax on worldwide income Real estate investment: $300,000 (approved projects) | Read More |
| Antigua | Citizenship in 6+ months | No residency requirement Visa-free travel to 150 countries No tax on worldwide income Real estate investment: $230,000 (approved projects) | Read More |
| Dominica | Citizenship in 6+ months | No residency requirement Visa-free travel to 144 countries No tax on worldwide income Real estate investment: $200,000 (approved projects | Read More |
| Vanuatu | Citizenship in 1-2 months | No residency requirement Visa-free travel to 129 countries No tax on worldwide income Real estate investment: $250,000 (approved projects) | Read More |
| Turkey | Citizenship in 8+ months | Residency requirement: 1 year (can be reduced) Visa-free travel to 110 countries Tax on worldwide income Real estate investment: $400,000 | Read More |
| Paraguay | Residency in 1-2 months, citizenship in 2-3 years | Residency requirement: 1 year (can be reduced)
Visa-free travel to 134 countries No tax on foreign income Real estate investment: $70,000-$100,000 | Read More |
Frequently Asked Question
Applying for citizenship by investment involves several steps:
1. Choose a country with a citizenship by investment program that fits your needs, such as Dominica, Saint Kitts and Nevis, or Turkey.
2. Meet the eligibility criteria, typically requiring a minimum net worth and clean criminal record.
3. Select an approved investment option, such as real estate or a donation to a national fund.
4. Prepare required documents, including passports, birth certificates, and proof of funds.
5. Submit your application to us.
6. Pay all fees required
7. Pass background checks and due diligence.
8. Receive approval and make the investment.
9. Obtain citizenship certificate and passport.
Would you like more information on specific countries or requirements?
Common reasons for rejection:
1. Insufficient documentation or incomplete application.
2. Failure to meet eligibility criteria (e.g., minimum net worth).
3. Criminal record or adverse background checks.
4. Inaccurate or misleading information.
5. Source of funds or wealth not clearly documented.
6. Failure to maintain residence requirements (if applicable).
7. Investment not made through approved channels.
8. Non-compliance with tax obligations.
To minimize rejection risk, ensure:
1. Accurate and complete documentation.
2. Transparency regarding source of funds and wealth.
3. Compliance with program requirements.
4. Working with authorized agents or experts.
Would you like specific guidance on a particular country's program or requirements?
Appealing Rejection:
1. Review rejection letter: Understand reasons for rejection.
2. Consult us or legal expert.
3. Gather additional documentation (if necessary).
4. Submit appeal within specified timeframe (varies by country).
Appeal Process:
1. Resubmission: Addressing initial application issues.
2. Administrative review: Re-examination of application.
3. Judicial review: Court appeal (rarely used).
Countries' Appeal Processes:
- Dominica: 30-day appeal window to Citizenship by Investment Unit.
- Saint Kitts and Nevis: 60-day appeal window to Citizenship by Investment Unit.
Note: Appeal success rates vary. Ensure professional guidance throughout the process.
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Timeline for Citizenship by Investment:
- Application submission: 1-3 months
- Due diligence and background checks: 2-6 months
- Approval and investment: 2-4 months
- Citizenship certificate and passport issuance: 1-2 months
Total duration: 6-15 months (varies by country)
None of the country that offer second citizenship by investment require investors to renounce their nationality by birth
Citizenship by investment programs do not require the applicant to reside in the country to obtain the citizenship. However, some of the citizenship programs do require a physical short visit to be granted to passport.
Tax obligations on citizenship by investment vary by countries:
*Tax-free or low-tax countries:*
1. Dominica: No tax on foreign income, wealth, or inheritance.
2. Saint Kitts and Nevis: No tax on foreign income, wealth, or inheritance.
3. Vanuatu: No tax on foreign income, wealth, or inheritance.
*Countries with tax residency requirements:*
1. Malta: Tax residency required; taxes on worldwide income.
2. Cyprus: Tax residency required; taxes on worldwide income.
3. Antigua and Barbuda: Tax residency required; taxes on worldwide income.
*Countries with specific tax implications:*
1. Grenada: No tax on foreign income, but taxes on local income.
2. Saint Lucia: Taxes on local income; potential exemptions.
Considerations:
1. Residency requirements.
2. Source of income (foreign vs. local).
3. Double taxation agreements.
4. Tax treaties between countries.
Consult a professional to understand specific tax implications and optimize your tax strategy.
Would you like tax information on a specific country?
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