The residency collection
Eleven places to call a second home.
From Mediterranean harbours to the Gulf and the Americas. Each one chosen, checked and kept current by a legal adviser.
YOUR MATCH
Three questions. Your three best routes.
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01Where do you most want access?
02How much time could you spend there?
03Roughly what would you invest?
AT A GLANCE
The collection, by what matters most
EXPLORE BY PLACE
Where the collection sits
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7Europe
1Middle East
3Americas
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CHAPTER ONE
Europe
7 programmes, 6 with visa-free Schengen travel.
→Portugal · SchengenPortugal Golden VisaFrom €500,000A European home with a long-term route to citizenship.→Greece · SchengenGreece Golden VisaFrom €250,000Own a home in Greece and travel Europe freely, with no minimum stay.→Malta · SchengenMalta Permanent ResidenceFrom ~€170,000Permanent EU residence on approval. No minimum stay, no relocation, four generations on one application.→Hungary · SchengenHungary Guest Investor ProgrammeFrom €250,000A 10-year Schengen residence permit through an approved fund.→Italy · SchengenItaly Investor VisaFrom €250,000Invest in Italian business and live in Italy.→Latvia · SchengenLatvia Residence PermitFrom €50,000Schengen residence through a Latvian company, from €50,000.→CyprusCyprus Permanent ResidenceFrom €300,000Lifetime EU residence on a sunny, low-tax island.
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CHAPTER TWO
The Middle East
1 programme, in the Gulf.
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CHAPTER THREE
The Americas
3 programmes, from investment to relocation.
→PanamaPanama Qualified InvestorFrom US$300,000Permanent residence in a dollar-based financial centre in the Americas.→United StatesUSA EB-5 Investor VisaFrom US$800,000A US green card for your family, through job-creating investment.→United StatesUSA EB-3 Employment VisaFrom about US$45,000A US green card through a sponsored job offer.
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