Second citizenship

Citizenship by Investment

A second citizenship gives you the freedom to travel, live and work without restriction. We advise high-net-worth individuals and families on the most suitable programme for their goals — from fast Caribbean routes to European naturalisation.

Featured programmes

Our most recommended citizenships

All programmes

Compare every citizenship option

ProgrammeMin. investmentProcessingVisa-freeRankDetails

Turkey

Europe / Middle East

USD 400,0003–6 months111#53Full details →

Grenada

Caribbean

USD 235,0004–6 months147#33Full details →

St. Kitts & Nevis

Caribbean

USD 250,00045–60 days157#27Full details →

Dominica

Caribbean

USD 200,0003–5 months145#36Full details →

Antigua & Barbuda

Caribbean

USD 230,0003–5 months151#29Full details →

St. Lucia

Caribbean

USD 240,0003–4 months148#32Full details →

Vanuatu

Pacific

USD 130,00030–60 days98#50Full details →

Nauru

Pacific

USD 115,0003–4 months89#66Full details →

Egypt

Middle East / Africa

USD 250,0006–10 months51#88Full details →

Jordan

Middle East

USD 750,0004–9 months52#87Full details →

São Tomé & Príncipe

Africa

USD 90,0002–3 months50#90Full details →
Why second citizenship

Six reasons our clients invest in a second passport

Visa-free global mobility

A second passport opens visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to scores of countries — immediate, practical value for globally mobile families.

Political & financial security

A backup nationality is a safe harbour if circumstances shift at home. Protecting your family’s options is prudent planning, not pessimism.

International tax efficiency

Several jurisdictions impose no tax on foreign-sourced income, offering legitimate diversification within a compliant structure.

Multi-generation benefit

Citizenship typically passes to your children and future generations — one decision that secures your family’s freedom for decades.

Business expansion pathways

A stronger passport unlocks markets and banking relationships that a single nationality can restrict.

European Union access

Select European routes lead to EU rights after meeting residency milestones — the right to live, work and study across the Union.

Our advisory process

From first call to second passport

01

Strategy call

We understand your travel patterns, family structure, tax position and timelines, then recommend only programmes that genuinely fit.

02

Programme selection

Two or three shortlisted options with a written comparison: investment cost, total fees, processing time and long-term passport value.

03

Document preparation

We prepare your dossier to the exact standard the citizenship unit requires — certificates, clearances, references and due-diligence documents.

04

Government submission

We submit directly to the relevant citizenship unit or official approved agent. You receive a reference number and tracking throughout.

05

Approval & oath

On approval we coordinate the naturalisation formalities — in person or remotely, depending on the programme.

06

Passport collection

We collect your passport or arrange secure courier delivery. Your new status is active from day one.

Common questions

Citizenship by investment — FAQs

Is citizenship by investment legal?
Yes. The programmes we advise on are established under the sovereign legislation of each country, run by a government citizenship unit with published rules and official approved agents. The investment flows into productive assets — real estate, government funds or national development contributions.
How much does a second citizenship cost in total?
The headline investment is only part of the total. Government fees, due-diligence fees, professional advisory fees and travel all add up. We provide a transparent, itemised cost schedule before you commit — no hidden charges.
Can I include my family in the application?
Most programmes allow your spouse and dependent children; several also allow dependent parents and grandparents, and Antigua & Barbuda allows siblings. Age limits and definitions vary by programme — we clarify these during your strategy call.
Do I need to visit the country to apply?
Most Caribbean and Vanuatu programmes require no visit. Some European routes require a residency period. We confirm the minimum visit requirements during programme selection and always advise you to verify current rules with the official authority.
Will my existing citizenship be affected?
In the vast majority of cases, no — these programmes are chosen precisely because both countries permit dual nationality. A small number of countries require you to notify your home government; we advise on this for your specific nationality.
How long does it take to get a second passport?
Processing times vary widely by programme, from a few weeks to several years for European routes. We set realistic expectations and provide a programme-specific timeline at the outset.
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Disclaimer: This page is for general guidance only and is not legal, financial or immigration advice. Investment thresholds, programme rules and government fees are set by the respective authority and may change without notice. Always verify current conditions with the relevant government authority before making any investment decision.