While most countries have long and complicated processes when it comes to providing citizenships, a few countries do offer citizenship via investments or donations or both that are economical. Such programmes grant individuals and their families citizenship of a particular country in exchange for economic investment.
We understand the importance and need for easy and simplified processes and are here to support and guide interested parties. To help you make informed decisions, we have listed out these countries below.
Country |
Processing time |
Expected Minimum Investment |
14.5 - 16 months |
€690,000 minimum investment |
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8 years (can apply for citizenship 5 years after obtaining residency, subject to conditions) |
€280,000 minimum investment |
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Grenada |
6 months |
$150,000 minimum if donation, or min $220,000 if real estate investment |
Dominica |
6 months |
$100,000 minimum if donation, or min $200,000 if real estate investment |
6 months |
$150,000 minimum if donation, or min $200,000 if real estate investment |
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St Lucia |
6 months |
$100,000 minimum if donation, or min $300,000 if real estate investment |
Greece |
7 years + (can apply for citizenship after 7 years subject to conditions) |
€250,000 |
Montenegro |
6 months |
€200,000 donation + €250,000 investment |
Benefits of having a Dual citizenship
- Gain a powerful second passport grants you visa-free travel around the world
- Explore various investment routes to diversify your assets and maximise profits
- Enhance the quality of life for you and your family.
- Have a safe and secure backup in times of uncertainties
Eligibility requirements for different Citizenship by Investment programmes
MALTA |
PORTUGAL |
ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA |
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GRENADA |
ST LUCIA |
ST KITTS AND NEVIS |
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DOMINICA |
GREECE |
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