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Welcome to Global Citizenship HQ — your trusted global advisory for Citizenship and Residency by Investment.
Whether your goal is visa-free travel, asset protection, or relocation security, our specialists guide you step-by-step — from eligibility to passport delivery.
This page is your official application gateway for all CBI and RBI programs worldwide.
✔ Licensed agent partnerships across the Caribbean, Europe & Middle East
✔ 100 % success rate with compliant clients
✔ Confidential & secure document handling
✔ Legal verification and due diligence guidance
✔ Fast processing (90–120 days average)
✔ Family inclusion planning & tax strategy



Prepare these key documents (our consultants will assist with notarization & formatting):
| Step | Action | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| 1️⃣ | Submit inquiry via form below | 1 day |
| 2️⃣ | Eligibility & document review | 2–3 days |
| 3️⃣ | Government application & due diligence | 6–8 weeks |
| 4️⃣ | Approval & payment | 3–4 weeks |
| 5️⃣ | Oath of allegiance & passport delivery | 2 weeks |
Full process explained → CBI Application Timeline

| Advantage | Details |
|---|---|
| Authorized Partner | Work directly with licensed CBI agents in Dominica, Grenada & St Kitts |
| Fastest Turnaround | 3–4 month processing average |
| Multi-Program Expertise | Caribbean + EU + MENA coverage |
| End-to-End Support | From document prep to passport delivery |
| Confidential Handling | Encrypted data, escrow-controlled payments |
✅ Submit all documents in certified and apostilled form
✅ Ensure no missing pages in passports or police reports
✅ Avoid cryptocurrency or third-party transfers
✅ Respond to compliance queries within 24 hours
✅ Maintain transparency in all financial declarations
Add your spouse, children under 30, dependent parents, and even siblings in one consolidated application.
Use our pre-check form to calculate total cost and timeline.
See → Family Inclusion Guide
Choose the path that fits your goals:
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Q1. How long does it take to receive my second passport?
Average 90–120 days after submission, depending on due diligence.
Q2. Do I need to visit the country?
No physical visit required for Caribbean programs.
Q3. Are fees refundable?
Donation contributions are non-refundable; real estate can be resold after the holding period.
Q4. Is my data secure when applying online?
Yes — all forms and document transfers are encrypted and stored under GDPR compliance.
Q5. Can I apply for multiple countries simultaneously?
Yes, but we recommend completing one program first to avoid dual compliance overlap.
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The reference section below extends this article with the market-wide data, costs, process and answers our readers ask for most — maintained by the Global Citizenship HQ research desk and updated as programmes change.
The independence note that shapes our coverage: Global Citizenship HQ maintains programme data from primary sources — statutes, government gazettes and official fee schedules — and updates after every legislative change. Rankings and comparisons follow published methodology; where commercial relationships exist with programmes or developers, they never alter an editorial conclusion.
From first consultation to passport or permit in hand, well-run applications follow a predictable arc:
Every application in this field runs on the same documentary spine — assembled early, it is the single biggest determinant of your timeline:
The preparation standard that separates fast files from stalled ones: every name, date and address rendered identically across every document, validity windows mapped so nothing expires mid-process, and certified translations from recognised translators only.
The regulatory backdrop matters to every decision on this page: since the 2024 Caribbean MOU established shared due-diligence standards and a US$200,000 price floor, and the European Court of Justice ended intra-EU citizenship sales in 2025, the market has consolidated around fewer, better-governed programmes. That consolidation is the buyer’s friend — surviving programmes defend their treaties vigorously because their entire value depends on them.
To place the topic above in market context, here is the current landscape at a glance — figures verified against official programme publications for 2026:
| Program | Minimum investment | Timeline | Visa-free access | Residence req. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| St Kitts & Nevis | US$250,000 (SISC donation) or US$325,000+ real estate | 4–6 months | ≈150 destinations incl. Schengen & UK | None |
| Dominica | US$200,000 (EDF donation) or US$200,000+ real estate | 4–6 months | ≈143 destinations incl. Schengen & UK | None |
| Grenada | US$235,000 (NTF donation) or US$270,000+ real estate | 4–6 months | ≈146 incl. China; US E-2 treaty | None |
| Antigua & Barbuda | US$230,000 (NDF, family of 4) | 4–6 months | ≈147 destinations | 5 days in 5 years |
| St Lucia | US$240,000 donation or US$300,000 bond | 4–8 months | ≈145 destinations | None |
| Türkiye | US$400,000 real estate or US$500,000 deposit | 4–8 months | ≈110; US E-2 treaty | None |
| Vanuatu | US$130,000 (DSP) | 2–3 months | ≈95 (EU access suspended) | None |
| Egypt | US$250,000 donation | 6–12 months | ≈70 destinations | None |
| Nauru | US$105,000 contribution | 3–4 months | ≈89 destinations | None |
| São Tomé & Príncipe | ≈US$90,000 contribution | 4–6 months | ≈70 destinations | None |
| Cambodia | US$245,000 donation / US$305,000 investment | 3–6 months | ≈54 destinations | None |
| Jordan | US$750,000+ investment | 6–9 months | ≈55 destinations | None |
A planning principle that applies across every scenario above: sequence beats selection. The families with the best outcomes rarely found secret programmes — they executed ordinary ones in the right order: fast citizenship for immediate optionality, residence permits matched to actual living intentions, tax residency moved deliberately before liquidity events, and every dependent included at the cheapest possible moment.
Whatever route this article points you toward, the cost anatomy is consistent across the industry — and the headline figure is never the whole story:
| Cost component | Typical range | When paid | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Government contribution / investment | US$90,000–US$800,000+ | After approval-in-principle | The headline figure; donation is consumed, property/bonds recoverable |
| Due diligence fees | US$7,500–US$15,000 per adult | At filing | Non-refundable; funds international background checks |
| Government processing fees | US$250–US$10,000 per person | At filing / approval | Varies sharply by programme and dependent count |
| Professional / legal fees | US$15,000–US$50,000 per family | Staged | File preparation, compliance, submission, post-approval support |
| Document costs | US$1,000–US$5,000 | Preparation phase | Apostilles, sworn translations, police certificates, courier |
| Passport & certificate fees | US$350–US$1,500 per person | After approval | Biometrics, issuance, oath administration where applicable |
| Property transaction costs (if applicable) | 4–10% of price | At closing | Transfer taxes, registration, agent commissions |
Rule of thumb across the industry: budget 15–25% above the headline contribution for a realistic all-in figure, and require an itemised fee schedule in writing before engaging any advisor.
Preparation typically consumes 4–8 weeks before filing; government processing then runs 2–3 months (Vanuatu), 4–6 months (Caribbean core) or 4–8 months (Türkiye). The applicant controls the largest variable — document readiness — which is why prepared files consistently land at the fast end of published ranges.
Take the headline contribution and add 15–25%: due diligence at US$7,500–15,000 per adult, government processing fees, professional fees, document legalisation and passport issuance. A single applicant on a US$200,000 donation typically completes around US$240,000–255,000 all-in; families scale with per-dependent fees rather than multiples of the base.
All CBI states permit it; the question is your current nationality. Most Western, African and Latin American states allow dual citizenship freely; India, China, Japan, Singapore and Saudi Arabia prohibit or heavily restrict it; South Africa requires prior retention approval. Verify your combination before committing — sequencing mistakes are irreversible.
Yes — citizenship includes the unrestricted right to reside. Most investors never move, but the option is real: St Kitts and Antigua offer the strongest infrastructure and connectivity, Grenada authentic island life with hurricane-belt advantages, Dominica unmatched nature. Programme economics are similar enough that lifestyle can be the tiebreaker.
Visa-free passports get the Schengen 90/180-day allowance. A national residence permit (Greek or Portuguese golden visa) removes the limit for its issuing country entirely — unlimited presence there, plus the standard allowance across the rest of Schengen. Families wanting European lives buy the permit; travellers manage the count.
Turning research into an outcome: Global Citizenship HQ manages the full journey — strategy, document architecture, source-of-funds preparation, authorised filing, interview readiness and post-approval compliance. Families we advise typically move from first call to submitted application inside eight weeks.
The interaction between programmes deserves more attention than it gets: a Caribbean passport changes how a golden-visa application reads (stronger travel profile), an EU residence changes how banks treat your Caribbean citizenship (established footprint), and a deliberate tax residence makes every other document in your life easier to explain. Portfolios compound; single purchases just sit there.
The pace of change is itself a planning input. Recent seasons alone delivered:
None of these changes stripped status from anyone who already held it. All of them repriced or restricted what later applicants could buy — the asymmetry that defines timing in this field.
Independent, official references informing this guide: