Questions clients ask first

Citizenship gives you a passport and the full rights of a national — usually for life, and often for your descendants. Residency is the legal right to live in a country, which may or may not lead to citizenship later. Tax residency determines which country has the primary claim on your income — it follows its own rules and does not automatically match where you hold citizenship or residency. Most well-designed plans use these three deliberately, and rarely all in the same country.

The catalogue describes routes from our July 2026 presentation. Availability, legal basis and eligibility must be checked against current rules before any engagement. Inclusion here is not legal confirmation or a promise of approval. Our practice dates to 2007; historical government mandates do not imply endorsement of every route listed today.

This depends on the programme and the nationality laws that apply to you. Some routes require visits or actual residence; dual citizenship may be restricted. Residence, renewal and naturalisation can have different physical-presence requirements. An advisor must check these before you commit.

It depends entirely on the route — some citizenship programs are measured in months, some residency and naturalisation paths in years. Because timelines move with government processing and your own readiness, we give you a realistic range for your specific case rather than a marketing number, and we tell you where delays typically happen.

Costs vary widely by program and family size, which is why every figure on this site is shown as an indicative range, not a fixed price. On a consultation we model the full picture for your case — government contribution or investment, professional fees, and third-party costs — with a clear, agreed number before any engagement. The full scope and applicable fees must be confirmed before engagement.

In most programs, yes — spouse and dependent children are commonly included, and several routes extend to parents or grandparents. The exact definition of “dependant” and the cost per person differ by country, and we set both out clearly for your family before you decide.

Not automatically, but citizenship, residence, income sources and reporting rules can all matter. US persons may have obligations even while living abroad. Obtain individual tax advice before choosing a route; this website does not determine your tax position.

The July 2026 presentation describes migration, corporate and tax services. The services appropriate to your circumstances, professional fees and any third-party arrangements are confirmed individually in writing.

Yes. Your answers in the route selector stay on your device until you explicitly choose to send a request — nothing is transmitted before that. When you do submit, your details are used only to prepare your selection and arrange a consultation. We never sell personal data. See our Privacy Policy for the full detail.

You see a considered shortlist of up to three routes, each explained and priced in ranges. There is no obligation. If you want to go further, you can request a private consultation — a senior advisor reviews your profile beforehand, so the conversation starts with your case, not a questionnaire.