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- The minimum qualifying contribution for obtaining a second passport is USD 140,000.
- Fast processing times of 4 to 6 months to obtain the citizenship and passport
- Eligible to remain in the United Kingdom for up to six months per visit
- No interview, language test, or residency requirement for citizenship eligibility.
- Can include qualifying family members, including a spouse, children up to age 30, and parents over 65
- The jurisdiction does not impose taxes on personal income, wealth, gifts, inheritance, or capital gains.
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Citizenship-by-investment programs allow individuals and families to legally acquire a second passport while gaining greater travel freedom, personal security, and global financial opportunities. These programs often provide visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to a wide range of international destinations.
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Citizenship Programs - MALTA
ANTIGUA & BARBUDA
Processing Time – The average processing time to obtain Antigua and Barbuda citizenship is 6 months.
Investment Type – An economic contribution to Antigua’s National Development Fund (NDF), Real Estate investment, or investment in the University of the West Indies (UWI)
Fund.Family Dependents – Spouses, children and children’s spouses up to 30 years old, parents & grandparents who are 55 years old and above, and siblings without age restrictions.
DOMINICA
Processing Time – The average processing time to obtain Dominica citizenship is 4 months.
Investment Type – Donation to Dominica’s Government Fund or Real Estate Investment
Family Dependents – Spouse, children up to 30 years old, parents/grandparents above the age of 65 years.
SAINT LUCIA
Processing Time – The average processing time to obtain Saint Lucia citizenship is 3 – 4 months.
Investment Type – Contribution to Saint Lucia’s Government Fund, Real Estate Investment, Government Bonds or Infrastructure Option
Family Dependents – Spouses, Children up to 30 years old, elderly parents over the age of 55 years, and siblings under 18 years
MALTA CITIZENSHIP BY MERIT
Processing Time – The average processing time for obtaining Malta citizenship is 12 to 18 months.
Investment Type – Significant Contribution or Exceptional Services
Family Dependents – Spouse and Dependent Children 29 years and below
NAURU
Processing Time – 3-4 Months
Investment type – Non-refundable Contribution to Nauru’s Treasury Fund
Family Dependents – Spouse or partner, children, parents, and siblings. Eligibility is based on direct family relationship, regardless of age, financial dependency, or marital status.
TURKEY
Processing Time – The average processing time to obtain Turkey citizenship is 2-5 months.
Investment type – Real Estate Investment
Family Dependents – Spouses and Children under 18 years old.
VANUATU
Processing Time – The average processing time to obtain Vanuatu citizenship is 2 months.
Investment type – Vanuatu citizenship can be obtained by a non-refundable donation.
Family Dependents – Spouses, children under the age of 26, and elderly parents over 50.
Faqs
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Citizenship by Investment?
Citizenship by Investment (CBI) is a legal process through which individuals and families can acquire a second citizenship and passport by making a qualifying investment in a country’s economy. Several countries, including those in the Caribbean, Europe, and the Pacific, offer such programs. Benefits typically include global mobility, financial security, and the ability to pass citizenship on to future generations.
Can I pass on my second citizenship to my children or grandchildren?
Yes, most citizenship by investment programs grant citizenship for life and allow it to be passed on to future generations. This is typically based on the legal principle of ‘jus sanguinis’ (right of blood), meaning that children born to a citizen parent may be eligible for citizenship themselves.
Can I invest in any property for a real estate-based citizenship program?
No, real estate investment must be made in government-approved properties under the respective program. Approved projects often include luxury resorts, branded residences, or eco-developments. Investors are usually required to hold the property for a minimum period as outlined by the specific country’s regulations.
Does a second passport allow me to travel visa-free to the United States or Canada?
While many second passports offer visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to a large number of countries, including the UK and Schengen Zone, the USA and Canada generally require a visa. However, some countries may offer easier visa application processes or long-term entry options through treaties or agreements.
What are the general requirements to apply for citizenship by investment?
While specific requirements vary by country, most programs require applicants to be over 18 years old, have a clean criminal record, pass due diligence checks, and make a qualifying investment. Investment types and amounts vary depending on the program and number of dependents included.
What are the common investment options for citizenship by investment programs?
Common options include non-refundable contributions to a government fund, investment in pre-approved real estate, government bonds, or business ventures. Minimum investment amounts typically start from $140,000 for donations and $200,000 for real estate, depending on the country.
Can I apply for citizenship by investment without visiting the country?
Yes, most countries offering citizenship by investment allow applicants to complete the process remotely through licensed agents. In some cases, a visit may be required either during the application process or after citizenship is granted, depending on the program’s specific rules.
