Our services
Our work falls into a small number of related services. Most clients engage us across several of them.
Citizenship by investment
Advice on programmes that confer full nationality in return for a qualifying investment — assessing which jurisdictions are genuinely open to you, what each route requires, and what the resulting status does and does not provide.
Residency by investment
Advice on programmes granting a right of residence. Residency is a distinct legal status from citizenship: it does not confer nationality, it is usually conditional, and any route it may offer towards citizenship is neither automatic nor guaranteed.
Second citizenship advisory
For clients who already hold one nationality and are considering another, including the practical consequences — dual-nationality restrictions, disclosure obligations, and the tax and reporting questions that should be put to a qualified specialist in the relevant jurisdictions.
Global mobility and planning
Longer-horizon advice for internationally mobile individuals and families, covering how residence and citizenship decisions interact with education, business interests and succession planning.
Programme comparison
Structured, side-by-side comparison of candidate programmes using verified data, with gaps shown as gaps rather than filled with estimates.
Eligibility and documentation assistance
Assessment against published criteria, and preparation of the document set each programme requires — including what must be apostilled, translated or independently certified.
Family and dependant guidance
Most applications include a spouse, children and sometimes parents. Eligibility rules for dependants vary considerably between programmes and change frequently; we confirm the current position for your family composition.
Consultation and application support
Coordination of the application itself with the authorised parties in each jurisdiction, and support through the review period.
Not every service is appropriate for every client, and some programmes are closed to applicants of particular nationalities. The starting point is always a conversation.