Solution · desired outcome
Family Mobility
Build your shortlist around the people who matter, checking each dependent's eligibility separately.
Who it suits
Who this is for
- Families across generationsFamilies considering a shared international strategy across more than one generation.
- Parents planning aheadParents assessing future flexibility alongside the immediate needs of their children and dependents, including the birthdays and graduations that can affect an application.
- Households weighing the whole family's costFamilies who want each route compared on everyone's cost: dependent, due diligence and issuance fees, and the practical cost of visits, documentation and renewals.
Before you decide
The main considerations
- Every person has a profileDependent eligibility can vary by age, education, financial support and relationship. Review each family member individually instead of relying on a general family headline.
- Timing mattersA birthday, graduation or change in dependency may affect the application. Build those milestones into your planning conversation early.
- The full family quotationCompare the principal route with all dependent, due diligence and issuance fees. Include the practical cost of visits, documentation and renewals.
How Wealthy Expat helps
- Map every applicant's relationship, age and dependency against the relevant route's family rules.
- Build birthdays, education changes and documentation needs into the application sequence.
- Bring principal and dependent costs together so the shortlist reflects the whole household's commitment.
Programs
Relevant programs
Five programs currently fit this goal. Each card shows the capital, timeline, outcome and family rules.
HungaryHungary Golden VisaGolden VisaA European residence permit of up to 10 years, renewable, through a qualifying investment fund or public-interest donation.CapitalFrom €250,000Timeline2 to 3 monthsOutcomeLong-term residency · Path to citizenshipFamilySpouse, minor children, adult dependent childrenReview My Eligibility 
St Kitts & NevisSt Kitts & Nevis CitizenshipCitizenshipLifetime citizenship through a US$250,000 contribution for a family of up to four, on the Public Benefit Option or the Sustainable Island State Contribution, or through approved real estate from US$325,000.CapitalFrom $250,000Timeline4 months or moreOutcomeDirect citizenshipFamilySpouse, minor children, adult dependent children, parentsReview My Eligibility 
TurkeyTurkey Citizenship by InvestmentCitizenshipSecond citizenship through qualifying Turkish real estate or capital investment, with a three-year investment holding period.CapitalFrom $400,000Timeline3 to 5 monthsOutcomeDirect citizenshipFamilySpouse, minor children, adult dependent childrenReview My Eligibility 
United Arab EmiratesUAE Golden Visa & ResidencyGolden VisaA long-term base in Dubai or Abu Dhabi, through property, a deposit or company investment, business establishment or a qualifying Golden Visa nomination.CapitalFrom AED 2,000,000Timeline7–10 business daysOutcomeTemporary residency · Long-term residencyFamilySpouse, minor children, adult dependent children, parentsReview My Eligibility 
VanuatuVanuatu Citizenship by InvestmentCitizenshipA citizenship contribution route through the Development Support Program, with no residence requirement.Capital$130,000Timeline1 to 2 monthsOutcomeDirect citizenshipFamilySpouse, minor children, adult dependent children, parentsReview My Eligibility Two guides help a household plan together: moving abroad with family puts the decisions of a move in order, and Plan B for your family checks every applicant before a family price becomes a budget.
How it works
How the process works
Four stages, from the first private review to the authority's decision and what follows it.
- Private eligibility reviewDiscuss your objectives, family circumstances and the available qualification routes.
- Prepare the applicationCoordinate the required documentation and due diligence with the professionals handling your case.
- Application and authority reviewFollow the selected route's filing, investment and verification sequence.
- Decision and next stepsThe relevant government makes the decision. Following approval, complete issuance and any ongoing obligations.
Which route reads like yours?
You know the problem, not the country. A guided assessment narrows the options.
When one passport is not the plan
One coordinated strategy. Multiple jurisdictions, sequenced over years, reviewed as circumstances change — that is Private Advisory.