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Citizenship granted through investment in a government-approved real-estate development, held for a minimum required period.
Investors who prefer a real-asset investment over a donation.
Our licensed advisors assess your eligibility, build a strategy to strengthen your application, and manage the process end to end, so you submit a complete, competitive application with confidence.
Selling after the seven-year holding period does not affect citizenship, which remains permanent once granted.
The minimum is US$325,000 for a share in a government-approved development, with a higher threshold for buying an approved private home outright.
Yes. A spouse, children under 30, and dependent parents and grandparents can be included alongside the main applicant.
Property purchased through the real estate option must be held for at least seven years before it can be resold.
No. There is no residency or physical-presence requirement, and citizenship is permanent once granted.
Yes. Main applicants must attend an interview, and dependents aged 16 and over may also be interviewed if required.
