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Residency and citizenship by investment programmes that are currently open, with the qualifying routes for each country.
Property Investment
Several countries outside the UK grant residence or citizenship to buyers of qualifying property. We help you choose the right route, check the property and the seller, and coordinate the purchase with your application.
Where property qualifies
Minimum amounts and eligible property types are set by each government and change often. We confirm the current rules in writing before you commit.
Golden visa through residential property. The minimum depends on the region and property type.
Permanent residence for buyers of new residential property, with income and clean record requirements.
Permanent residence combining a property purchase or lease with a government contribution.
Long-term golden visa for owners of qualifying property, including some off-plan purchases.
Citizenship for buyers of qualifying property held for the required period.
St Kitts and Nevis, Antigua and Barbuda, Grenada, Dominica and St Lucia accept investment in approved real estate projects.
How it works
We match your goals, family and budget to the programmes where property qualifies, and explain the trade-offs.
Our partners present properties that meet the programme rules. We never push a specific project.
Title, developer, approvals, valuation and escrow are checked independently before any money moves.
We prepare the application, coordinate completion with the purchase and stay with you to the residence card or passport.
Due diligence
Clients
Speak to a senior adviser
Book a one to one video consultation. We look at your goals, family and budget, then set out which programmes fit you, with the costs, timelines and next steps.
You review your booking and pay securely on the next step.
Compare live programmes on eligibility, timelines and family rules, check where you qualify, then read the country guides before you book a paid 60-minute consultation.
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.
No. Portugal removed property from its golden visa in 2023 and Spain closed its golden visa to new applicants in 2025. We can explain the alternatives in both countries.
No. We advise on the residency or citizenship route and coordinate the process. Properties are presented by our partners or by sellers you choose, and every purchase is checked before you commit.
Some programmes accept off-plan purchases and others require completed property. We confirm eligibility for the specific project in writing.
It depends on the country and on how quickly the purchase completes. Your adviser gives you a timeline for your case at the first consultation.
If a partner pays us a fee in connection with your purchase, we tell you before you proceed.
Most property routes include a spouse and dependent children, and some include parents. The rules differ by programme.
Several live residency and citizenship programmes accept qualifying real estate. Rules on minimum value, location and holding period differ, so check each programme page for the current requirements.
Many programmes allow letting, but some restrict it. Your adviser will confirm the current rule for the programme you choose.
Several residency and citizenship programmes accept approved real estate as a qualifying investment. Each programme guide lists the property rules, holding periods and approved project requirements.
A golden visa is a residence permit granted to non-nationals who make a qualifying investment, such as property, a fund or a business, in the issuing country.
It gives you and your eligible family members the right to live in the country, subject to the permit's conditions and renewals. It is a residence status, not citizenship.
Not automatically. In some countries, years on a golden visa can count towards permanent residence or naturalisation under the general nationality rules.
Naturalisation usually involves additional conditions such as time spent in the country, language skills and integration requirements, and these rules can change. Treat citizenship as a possible later step, not a guaranteed outcome.
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Information on this page is general and not legal, tax or investment advice. Programme rules and minimum amounts change; we confirm the current position for your case in writing. Property values can fall as well as rise.