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Citizenship by Investment Programs
Malta
The Maltese government unveiled a new residency initiative in July 2013. This gives citizens of third countries (apart from EEA and Swiss citizens) a special tax status in Malta. To apply for this program, you must meet specific requirements, such as purchasing or leasing real estate in Malta or Gozo and having a minimum yearly tax obligation on foreign income earned in Malta. Under these re...
North Macedonia
A foreign national seeking to get North Macedonian citizenship by investment must make a qualifying investment through one of the two methods listed below: Invest EUR 200,000 for at least two years in a private investment fund. This government fund must be established in compliance with Republic of North Macedonia legislation. A direct investment of EUR 400,000 per adult applicant will be m...
Austria
In order to be eligible, the investment must be made in a functioning business or be a contribution to a public project that greatly benefits the economy of the country. Hence, passive investments like Government bonds, financial instruments, or real estate are not eligible. Typically, investments qualifying for such opportunities range from €800,000 to €10 million. They can come in the form of ...
Turkey
Subject to the President of the Republic of Turkey's judgment, foreigners who fit any of the following requirements may be eligible for Turkish citizenship: Establishing a minimum fixed capital investment, as certified by the Ministry of Industry and Technology, of USD 500,000 or equivalent in foreign currency. Obtaining a property with a title deed restriction on its sales for at lea...
Antigua and Barbuda
The Citizenship by Investment Programme (CIP) necessitates an individual to provide a substantial economic contribution to the Nation. As a result, after going through rigorous application processes, including extensive background investigations, the candidates and their families are given citizenship. To become a citizen, the main applicant needs to be at least 18 years old, fulfill the appli...
Dominica
Dominica is developing a modern, diverse, and sustainable economy to satisfy the demands of a fiercely competitive global marketplace. The government welcomes investments that will bring steady prosperity and economic growth and open doors for citizens to start businesses and create jobs. The organization is dedicated to giving the administrative and legislative framework the financial and technic...
Grenada
Grenada permits individuals to have dual citizenship, and citizenship can also be granted to family members like a spouse, dependent children, and dependent parents. The two pathways available for obtaining citizenship through investment in Grenada are: Contribution to the National Transformation Fund. The NTF, a Government fund, finances projects that support Grenada's economy and a...
St. Kitts and Nevis
The St. Kitts and Nevis Citizenship by Investment Program is the world's oldest program of its kind, having been founded in 1984. It has set itself apart in more than 30 years of business with its outstanding investment options and rigorous due diligence protocols. The most reliable jurisdiction in the world for granting citizenship through investment is still St. Kitts and Nevis. The gold sta...
Vanuatu
The most recent version of Vanuatu's economic passport program is the Citizenship By Investment (CBI) Program, formerly known as the Vanuatu Development Support Program (VDSP). Passengers holding a Vanuatu passport can enter 125 countries worldwide, including the UK, all of Europe, Russia, Singapore, and Hong Kong, without the need for a visa. Investment towards the Development Support Pro...