My goal; greater freedom to invest, travel, work, study and live abroad.
We facilitate citizenship and residency by investment programmes.
Securing citizenship or residency in another country can offer an array of benefits including; improved lifestyle, visa-free travel, the opportunity to grow your business, diversify your investment portfolio and reduce your tax burden. However, the journey from choosing which citizenship or residency by investment programme is right for you to completing a successful application can be fraught.
We can help.
Hear from Matthew Green, head of Global Citizenship and Residency by Investment, explaining our citizenship and residency by investment solution in response to a typical scenario.
Because we take our clients’ privacy seriously, we do not use real client information to showcase our work. This is an example of a typical scenario we are experienced in managing.
We would begin by listening to understand your individual circumstances and requirements.
In consideration of your situation, we advise which citizenship or residency by investment programmes you would be eligible for and benefit most from.
Once you have selected a citizenship or residency by investment programme and as a part of our due diligence, we conduct a screening to ensure eligibility.
After a successful screening, we collect all relevant supporting documentation and in partnership with a trusted legal team, we facilitate your application being completed and filed.
We monitor your application, working to resolve any issues that may arise.
We provide you with residency or citizenship to the country of your choice.
We are with you every step of the way from offering guidance on which citizenship or residency by investment programmes would suit you to completion of a successful application.
We pride ourselves on providing an outstanding client experience which we achieve by being contactable, approachable and professional.
We would help you to capitalise on your new residency or citizenship, factoring it as a part of a wider wealth management strategy to grow and protect your wealth.
We appreciate the unique financial benefits and challenges holding assets across multiple jurisdictions entails and can help you make the most of your new residency or citizenship while navigating tax and legal pitfalls.
Citizenship or residency by investment programmes enable you to invest in a country and in return receive citizenship or residency. Eligibility criteria and threshold investment amounts differ from country to country as does the form in which your investment takes. However, common investment options include; property, businesses and government funds. In some instances, these investments are refundable after a designated period.
Both citizenship and residency by investment programmes secure you legal standing in a foreign country. Where they differ is the extent to which this legal standing extends. Residency by investment programmes allow you and your family residency meaning you can work, study and live in that country. Some residency programmes also offer tax incentives and access to services such as education and healthcare. Meanwhile, citizenship by investment programmes give you the full rights and privileges of a citizen. So, in addition to being able to work, study and live in the country you can access various public services and have a passport.
Having residency or citizenship in another country offers an array of exciting opportunities for you and your family.
The application process differs from country to country. However, most applications involve submitting all necessary supporting documentation, undergoing due diligence checks, making the required investment and obtaining approval from the government of that country.
Eligibility criteria differ from country to country as does the threshold investment amount. However, citizenship or residency programmes generally demand you to have no criminal record and be over 18. Most programmes also require you provide various supporting documentation such as proof of funds. Residency programmes and citizenship programmes respectively may stipulate additional requirements. For instance, some citizenship programmes involve you passing a language test. Meanwhile residency programmes often require you to maintain an investment or reside within the country for a defined period.