
Find your perfect programme
in 60 seconds.
Six quick questions about your goals, budget and family. We rank every public investment-migration programme (12 across 12 jurisdictions) against your profile and surface your top 5 — with the reasons each one fits. No signup. No sales call. No data leaves your browser.
What outcome are you after?
Citizenship is permanent and grants a passport. Residency is reversible and may lead to citizenship later.
Transparent scoring, not a black box.
The pre-qualifier is a deterministic rule-based matcher. Every score is reproducible from your answers and the programme's published profile — no machine learning, no opaque weights, no marketing bias. Three layers run in order:
Budget caps, family-composition support, programme type. If a programme structurally cannot work for your profile, it drops out entirely — no inflated shortlist.
Maps your stated objective (passport strength · tax planning · live-here-now · plan-B) to the programmes that historically deliver on that goal — and demotes ones with mismatched DNA.
Timeline pressure, due-diligence intensity, processing volatility, and recent regulatory shifts (sourced from the live change log) tune the final ranking.
Your top 5, with the reasons.
Not a static brochure list — a profile-tuned ranking with explicit fit rationale per programme, so you can decide which to investigate next.
- Personalised shortlistTop 5 programmes ranked specifically against your six answers — not a generic "popular programmes" list.
- Why each one fitsEach result carries a one-line rationale tied back to your answers (e.g. "Best speed in your budget band", "Family-friendly fee structure").
- Deep-link to detailClick through to the full programme detail page, cost calculator, or visa-free map with the programme pre-selected.
- Shareable scenario URLSend the result to a partner, advisor, or tax professional — the URL encodes your answers so they see the same shortlist.
- No commitmentThe shortlist is yours to keep. No mailing-list sign-up, no callback trigger, no marketing follow-up unless you choose to book a consultation.
Triangulate the right route.
Eligibility is one axis. Cost, travel access, and timing are the others — and they all interact.
Total all-in cost incl. due-diligence, dependants, government fees.
What each passport actually unlocks at the border.
Side-by-side any two CBI / RBI / Golden Visa routes.
Country-specific guides — tax, dual-citizenship, programme fit.
Curated shortlists by criterion (tax, family, speed).
Live regulatory tracker — closures, thresholds, rule changes.
Plain-English definitions for every term in the field.
Public Q&A — every answer bylined by a senior advisor.
40+ jurisdictions with full filter set.
About the pre-qualifier.
How accurate is the shortlist?
The matcher narrows ~40 programmes to a focused top 5 against your six answers — accurate as a structured starting point, not as a final recommendation. The actual decision relies on personal tax, family, and timing details that need a senior-advisor conversation.
What happens to my answers after I close the page?
Nothing — they exist only in the URL hash while you take the quiz and disappear when you close the tab. Nothing is sent to our servers or logged anywhere unless you separately click "Speak with an advisor" and complete the contact form.
Can I share my result with my tax advisor or partner?
Yes — every shortlist gets a unique URL that encodes your answers. Anyone who opens it sees the same ranking. No login required, no email captured.
Are residency-by-investment routes included, or only citizenship?
Both. The matcher covers every public CBI, RBI, and Golden Visa programme, plus the major non-investment routes (e.g. nomad visas, retirement visas) where they're a sensible alternative for the budget band.
Why did programme X not appear in my shortlist?
Either it failed a hard filter (budget cap, family rule, programme type mismatch) or it scored below the top 5 on goal alignment. Click "Show more" in the wizard's results panel to surface ranks 6–10 and see why each fell short.