Real Estate for Citizenship & Residency
Your Trusted Partner in Global Real Estate Investment
Generate consistent rental income and enjoy high returns on your investment
Invest in real estate that opens up doors to residency or citizenship opportunities worldwide
Take advantage of tax incentives and favorable financial environments through real estate
Expand your portfolio with stable, high-value assets in prosperous markets
Gain access to visa-free travel, international living, and a world of new opportunities
Real estate remains a tangible and secure investment in an unpredictable world
Yes. Many projects offer passive income through a managed rental pool, often with 2%–5% annual returns.
Most applications are processed and completed within 3 to 6 months.
No physical residency or travel to Dominica is required during or after the process.
Yes, your spouse, dependent children, and even parents or grandparents can be added to one application.
You must invest a minimum of $200,000 in an approved real estate project to qualify under the CBI program.
Yes, most hotel investment projects offer up to 1 week of personal use annually for owners.
Typically, the CBI process and property transfer are completed in 3 to 6 months.
No physical residency or travel to Grenada is required during or after the citizenship process.
Yes, your spouse, children, and dependent parents may all be included in one application.
A minimum of $280,000 in a CBI-approved real estate project.
Rental income returns typically range from 3% to 6% annually, depending on the property and its management.
No. The entire application process can be completed remotely, and there are no physical residency requirements.
Yes. You can include your spouse, dependent children, and parents in one application.
Under the CBI program, the minimum holding period is 7 years.
You must invest a minimum of $200,000 in a shared ownership property or $400,000 for full ownership in a government-approved project.
No physical residency or visit is required to apply for or maintain your citizenship.
Usually 3-6 months from the start of your application.
Yes, your spouse, children, and even parents may be included under one application.
You’ll need to invest a minimum of $200,000–$300,000 in a government-approved property.
The process typically takes between 3 to 6 months, depending on the complexity of the application and due diligence procedures.
Yes, the Greece Golden Visa Program allows spouses, children under 21, and dependent parents to be included in the application.
Yes, but you must hold the property for at least 5 years to maintain your residency status.
Yes, additional costs include legal fees, notary fees, property taxes, and government processing fees, which typically range from 8% to 10% of the property value.
By purchasing a qualifying property, investors receive a renewable 5-year residency permit, which can later be upgraded to permanent residency or citizenship.
The minimum real estate investment for the Greece Golden Visa Program is €250,000. The property must be held for at least 5 years.
It is a residency-by-investment program allowing non-EU citizens to obtain a Greek residency permit by purchasing real estate valued at a minimum of €250,000.
To apply for real estate investment for citizenship or residency, choose a country and property that meets your needs, make the required investment, and submit your application with the necessary documents. The government will review your application, and once approved, you’ll receive your residency or citizenship at a given period of time.
The timeline and overall procedure depend significantly on the country and program, ranging from 3–12 months to several years for most residency or citizenship approvals.
Yes, many properties can become a source of income by being rented out. However, specific regulations may vary by country.
Key benefits of real estate investment for residency or citizenship include access to global residency, visa-free travel, financial diversification, tax advantages in the host country, and more opportunities.
Real estate investment for citizenship or residency is an investment option offered by certain countries that allow individuals to gain residency or citizenship by purchasing an eligible property in that country. Greece, Spain, Portugal, Antigua and Barbuda, and St Kitts and Nevis are among those countries.
The processing time can vary, depending on several factors, but it typically takes around 6 months.
Yes, the program allows eligible family members, including spouses, dependant children, parents, and grandparents.