Frequently asked questions

Residency gives you the right to live in a country, usually with a permit that must be renewed. Citizenship gives you a passport and full rights that pass to your children. Many clients start with one and move to the other over time.

Adults with a clean criminal record and a lawful source of funds can usually apply. Most programs allow a spouse and dependent children to join the same application, and some allow parents. We confirm the rules for your family before you commit.

The minimum investment is only part of the cost. Government fees, due diligence, legal and translation costs and our advisory fee are added. We give a fully itemised quote in writing before any commitment.

It depends on the country and route, from a few months to over a year. Each program page shows a typical range, and your advisor gives a timeline for your own case.

Some programs have no residence requirement. Others ask for a number of days each year, or a visit, to keep a permit. The requirement is stated on each program page.

That depends on the law of the country you hold now. Some countries allow dual citizenship and some do not. We check this with you at the start.

Yes. Your details are used only to assess your options and run your application, and are shared with authorities and partners only as the process requires.

Book a free consultation or request a callback. An advisor replies within one business day with the programs you may qualify for and an indicative cost for your family.