Residency

Residency by Investment programs.

Compare residence and Golden Visa programs, including investment routes, family eligibility, renewal rules and travel rights.

How to compare

Compare residency by investment and Golden Visa options

Residency by investment programs allow qualifying applicants to obtain residence rights after making an approved investment. Depending on the country, the route may be based on property, investment funds, business activity, government securities, or a combination of qualifying capital and fees.

Residence is not the same as citizenship. Renewal rules, physical-presence requirements, work rights, family eligibility, and any future path to permanent residence or citizenship vary by jurisdiction. Investors should compare the legal status offered as carefully as the investment itself.

Residence rights

Confirm where the permit allows you and your family to live, work, study, or travel, and which rights require additional registration.

Qualifying investment

Assess the minimum capital, eligible assets, holding period, financing restrictions, and non-recoverable government costs.

Renewal and long-term status

Plan for renewal evidence, minimum-stay rules, permanent-residence eligibility, and any separate naturalization conditions.