Citizenship by Investment
Dominica
Citizenship in return for a qualifying contribution to the Economic Diversification Fund, or an investment in government-approved real estat...
- Investment from
- US$200,000
Citizenship & residency advisory
Considered counsel on citizenship and residency by investment.
Independent advice for individuals, families and business owners deciding where to belong next — eligibility assessed honestly, jurisdictions compared on verified figures, applications prepared to withstand scrutiny.
The firm
Investment migration is a long-term decision about family, mobility and security — not a transaction. We work with a small number of clients at a time, and we would rather tell you a programme is wrong for you than sell it to you.
Based in Dubai and advising internationally, we guide clients through eligibility assessment, jurisdiction comparison, documentation and application coordination with the authorised parties in each programme.
Where to start
What are you trying to achieve?
Most people arrive with a situation rather than a programme in mind. Start from yours.
A second citizenship for my family
Programmes that lead to full nationality, and what each one asks in return.
The right to live in another country
Residence routes, renewal obligations and how they differ from citizenship.
To know whether we would qualify
An honest eligibility assessment before any money or paperwork is committed.
To include my spouse, children or parents
Who counts as a dependant varies sharply between programmes. It is worth checking early.
To compare options properly
A structured comparison of routes, costs and obligations rather than a sales shortlist.
A longer-term mobility plan
Sequencing residence and citizenship decisions around family, business and tax considerations.
Selected programmes
Jurisdictions we are advising on now
A short, curated selection rather than an exhaustive directory. Every figure shown has been verified against an official source and carries the date it was last checked.
Citizenship by Investment
Antigua and Barbuda
Citizenship in return for a contribution to the National Development Fund, or an approved real estate, business or university fund investmen...
- Investment from
- US$230,000
Citizenship by Investment
Saint Lucia
Citizenship in return for a contribution to the National Economic Fund, or an approved bond, real estate or enterprise investment.
- Investment from
- US$240,000
How we work
A deliberate process, in six stages
Each engagement follows the same disciplined sequence. Timelines differ by programme and by the authority reviewing your file.
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01
Initial consultation
A confidential conversation about your objectives, family and timeline.
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Assessment
We review your circumstances against the eligibility criteria of each candidate programme.
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03
Engagement and due diligence
Formal engagement, followed by the background checks every credible programme requires.
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04
Documentation
We prepare and quality-check the full document set before anything is submitted.
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05
Application coordination
Your file is lodged through the authorised agent or channel for that jurisdiction.
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06
Government review and decision
The competent authority decides. We keep you informed and respond to any queries.
Before you compare
Citizenship and residency are not the same thing
They are different legal statuses with different rights, obligations and risks. Any advisor who uses the terms interchangeably is not worth listening to.
Citizenship
Full legal nationality of a state.
- Confers a passport and the right to live, work and vote as a national, subject to that state's law
- Generally permanent and, in most programmes, transferable to future generations
- Requires rigorous due diligence; some states restrict or prohibit dual nationality
- Can carry tax, military-service or disclosure obligations that must be reviewed in advance
Residency
A right to reside, granted for a defined period.
- Permits residence and, depending on the programme, work or study — but not nationality
- Usually renewable, and conditional on continuing to meet the programme's requirements
- May open a route to citizenship after a qualifying period — this is never automatic or guaranteed
- Often involves minimum physical-presence obligations that citizenship routes do not
Comparison tool
Compare up to three programmes, side by side
Investment routes, government fees, family eligibility, residence obligations and processing expectations — drawn from our verified records, with gaps shown as gaps rather than filled with estimates.
In confidence
Begin with a conversation, not an application
Tell us what you are trying to achieve. We will tell you candidly which programmes are realistic, which are not, and what the process would involve. Enquiries are treated confidentially and we never ask for identity or financial documents at this stage.