Citizenship programs

Vanuatu's investment citizenship program offers the fastest way to obtain citizenship in exchange for a non-refundable contribution to a local government fund starting at $130,000.

Obtaining Hungarian residency by investment gives the right to enjoy the privileges of the Schengen zone without restrictions.

Majestic skyscrapers, luxury hotels and shops, beaches and summer all year round. Building a business career in the UAE is prestigious.

Cosmopolitans can get a second citizenship for investing in the country's economy from $400,000. There are five options to choose from: buying real estate, investment fund shares or government bonds, participating in the fixed capital of a Turkish company, opening a deposit in a Turkish bank.

Obtaining Grenadian Citizenship by investment program grants the right to live and work in Grenada at all times, the right to vote in elections and all rights associated with membership of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM).

Saint Kitts and Nevis is a small country in the Caribbean Sea. The country is located on two islands: Nevis and Saint Kitts. They belong to the Lesser Antilles.

The Dominica program is one of the most inexpensive in the Caribbean. Investors receive citizenship by investing $200,000 or more to the government fund or $200,000 in real estate.

Obtaining Swiss residency by investment gives the right to enjoy the privileges of the Schengen zone without restrictions.

A Saint Lucia passport is an excellent opportunity for a family to obtain citizenship in a short period of time.

The dynamic growth of the Egyptian economy, its strategic geographical position, low labor costs, skilled workforce, unique tourist potential, substantial energy reserves, large domestic market and the success of the reforms undertaken by the authorities contributed to driving up foreign investments in Egypt