
What citizenship by investment costs, program by program
Stated minimums, family totals and government fees for every citizenship and residence program Wealthy Expat covers, drawn from the program records.
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Stated minimums, family totals and government fees for every citizenship and residence program Wealthy Expat covers, drawn from the program records.

What a family pays on each route, what the property route adds, and why seven years of holding is not a repayment date.

Government fees are a small part of the total next to the qualifying investment. Here they are by route, for a family and at renewal, with what no official source prices.

A profitable small company may benefit from electing, but a loss-making one should first weigh what its losses could be worth later.

A second nationality and convenient access to your most important destinations are separate questions, and your travel plan needs to answer both.

The property’s history can change the capital you need. Here’s what to check before committing to a purchase.
General educational information only. Nothing here is legal, tax or investment advice. Publication dates are shown where available; confirm current requirements with an appropriately qualified professional before acting.
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