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Residency and citizenship by investment programmes that are currently open, with the qualifying routes for each country.
Investment Migration · Visa-free Map, 9 Programmes Plotted
Pick a programme, see every destination its resulting passport unlocks visa-free. Hover any country to see access status; overlay a second programme to compare passports side-by-side across 198 destinations.
Visa-free counts assume the holder uses the granted passport. Residency-only programmes show Schengen-only access where applicable. Always confirm requirements with the destination's consulate before travel.
Destinations the selected passport can visit without a visa, shown country by country.
Residency programmes that do not grant a passport show the Schengen travel access the residence permit allows.
A running count of visa-free destinations and Schengen states for the passport you select.
Overlay a second passport to see which destinations both reach and where each one has the edge.
How this map is maintained
The Henley and Arton indices are great for headline counts. For an investor making a six-figure decision we go one level deeper, primary-source consular policy, ETA / e-visa scheme changes, and the specific quirks each passport carries.
Each destination row is verified against the actual consular page or government press release, not a single passport-strength aggregator.
EU ETIAS (2026), US ESTA, UK ETA, Australia ETA, we surface "electronic authorisation required" separately from full visa-required, because the cost / friction is very different.
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Residency and citizenship by investment programmes that are currently open, with the qualifying routes for each country.
See two or more programmes side by side: investment routes, processing stages, family inclusion and residence rules.
Answer a few questions about your nationality, family and goals to see which programmes may fit.
Plain guides to each programme: requirements, documents, due diligence and the steps from application to approval.
In our default count, yes, these are surfaced as "ETA required" in the hover panel so the cost / friction difference is explicit. A pure visa-free entry and an ETA entry are not the same operationally.
It can. Some destinations apply additional checks to holders of certain prior nationalities. The map shows the passport's nominal access; an advisor can validate for your specific holder profile.
Until naturalisation, a Golden Visa or RBI holder still uses their original passport, except they gain visa-free movement within the Schengen Area. We surface that overlay specifically for residency programmes.
A senior advisor reviews each passport entry quarterly and after any material policy change (e.g. new ETA roll-outs). Material updates land on the /changes log.
Not directly in the visualisation, the four-state colouring is optimised for two. Use the Compare tool for richer multi-programme breakdowns including non-travel factors.
The map uses public passport access data and is reviewed regularly. Entry rules can change at short notice, so always confirm with the destination before you travel.
Yes. Pick a programme and a second programme to compare the travel access of the two passports.
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