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Citizenship by Investment (CBI) grants a second passport in exchange for a qualifying investment — usually a government-fund contribution or real estate. The most established routes are Caribbean: Dominica (from US$200,000), Antigua and Barbuda (from US$230,000) and St. Kitts and Nevis (from US$250,000). See the full CBI programmes.

A golden visa grants legal residence in exchange for an investment, often with a later path to citizenship. Leading options include Greece (from €250,000), Portugal (from €250,000), the UAE and Malta. Browse all golden visa programmes.

Among established programmes, Dominica is the most cost-effective Caribbean route at from US$200,000; some emerging African programmes start lower. The right choice depends on your family size, mobility goals and timeline — ask the advisor above for a personalised estimate.

Vanuatu is the fastest, with citizenship typically in around 45–60 days, though its passport does not include Schengen access. Most Caribbean programmes take roughly 4–6 months.

For EU and Schengen residence, Greece (from €250,000), Portugal (from €250,000) and Malta are the leading options. Note that Spain’s golden visa closed in April 2025. Compare them side by side on our comparison tool.

Yes. Most programmes include your spouse and dependent children, and several also allow parents and grandparents, sometimes with age or dependency conditions. Costs rise with family size — ask the advisor above for a family estimate.

You may still have a route. Mirabello also advises on Citizenship by Descent, Citizenship by Marriage, Passport Renewal and lower-cost residence options. Tell the advisor your situation and nationality and it will point you to the best path for you.

Yes. These are official government programmes; Caribbean citizenship by investment is overseen by the regional regulator (ECCIRA). Mirabello Consultancy is an IMC member and ACAMS-certified advisory with a 99% approval record across 2,100+ cases.

Established Caribbean programmes range from about US$200,000 to US$250,000 for a single applicant, plus government and due-diligence fees; family applications cost more. Golden visas range more widely (from €250,000 upward). Use the advisor above for an itemised estimate for your situation.

Ask the AI advisor above any question, or book a free consultation with a specialist who will assess your goals, budget, family and timeline and recommend the right programme — with Swiss precision and absolute discretion.