Certainty,
for an uncertain age.
From second passports to cross-border identity structures — we break every program into verifiable numbers: total cost, timeline, visa-free reach, residency requirement. The ruler comes first; the choice comes after.
Residence & Citizenship Comparison Index
Visa-free reach, total cost, timeline, residency requirement — every program on one ruler, every figure dated and sourced.
| Program | Status | Min. investment | Timeline | Visa-free | Residency | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| St Kitts and NevisCitizenship by Investment | Citizenship | $250,000 | 4–6 mo | 154 | 30 d / 5 yrs | Details → |
| Antigua and BarbudaCitizenship by Investment | Citizenship | $230,000 | 6–9 mo | 150 | 30 d / 5 yrs | Details → |
| GrenadaCitizenship by Investment | Citizenship | $235,000 | 6–9 mo | 146 | 30 d / 5 yrs | Details → |
| St LuciaCitizenship by Investment | Citizenship | $240,000 | 6–12 mo | 146 | 30 d / 5 yrs | Details → |
| DominicaCitizenship by Investment | Citizenship | $200,000 | 6–9 mo | 144 | 30 d / 5 yrs | Details → |
| TurkiyeCitizenship by Investment (Real Estate) | Citizenship | $400,000 | 4–8 mo | 114 | 0 d | Details → |
| VanuatuDevelopment Support Program | Citizenship | $130,000 | 1–2 mo | 92 | 0 d | Details → |
| NauruEconomic & Climate Resilience Citizenship | Citizenship | $105,000 | 3–4 mo | 89 | 0 d | Details → |
| EgyptCitizenship by Investment | Citizenship | $250,000 | 6–12 mo | 72 | 0 d | Details → |
| JordanCitizenship by Investment | Citizenship | $750,000 | 3–6 mo | 54 | 0 d | Details → |
Figures reflect prevailing industry terms, compiled 2026-08-12. Program rules and fees change without notice; official announcements and a case-by-case assessment govern. Service fees run $500–$8,000 by program, quoted once after assessment; corporate services on consultation.
Over the past thirteen years, more than 2,000 families completed their identity plans with us — nine in ten through direct citizenship mandates.
Visas expire. Residence bends with policy. A passport has no next step. We made the hardest, heaviest-responsibility product in this industry our core one.
Three paths, one standard
Citizenship by investment
A second citizenship, settled in one move — for families that put irreversible certainty first.
St Lucia · Vanuatu · Nauru · Türkiye
Residence
Long-term residence you can step into — and out of. The most flexible move on the board.
UAE · Singapore · Canada SUV
Corporate & assets
The structure around the status: companies, accounts, permits — so the new identity actually works.
International driving permits
Half an hour of truth, before any proposal.
Every client relationship starts with a 30–60 minute assessment call: is the need real, and is it within reach? Until both questions are answered, we present no plan and quote no price.
The assessment call
30–60 minutes on goals, budget, timeline, and family structure. Every judgement that follows rests on this conversation.
Two judgements
Is the need real? Is it achievable? We assess these two things — and sell nothing.
Two outcomes
If it does not fit, we decline on the spot and tell you why. If it fits — then comes the plan, and the full quote.
In thirteen years we have turned away as many clients as we have signed. Not a posture: a wrong identity plan has no undo.
Privacy is not a policy line. It is infrastructure.
Immigration planning is among the most private decisions a family makes — so we refused to outsource privacy to anyone. Our group built Solulu, an end-to-end encrypted app with Signal-grade security: keys live only on your device, and even we cannot read a single word. Encrypted messaging, a self-custody wallet, U-card and payments in one — from first consultation to final payment, the entire journey stays inside one encrypted channel.
- Encrypted messaging
- Non-custodial wallet
- U-card
- Scan-to-pay
- Same-name remittance
For high-sensitivity cases, Solulu is our default channel.
Insights
In Force September 15: China's State Council Decree No. 841 on Exit and Entry — Who It Actually Restricts
China's new State Council Regulation on Exit-Entry Administration, published July 2026 and effective September 15, runs 19 articles. The three exit-ban scenarios, a registration regime for the entire immigration-agency industry, and a hard truthfulness requirement — read article by article, minus the social-media panic.
The US Pauses Immigrant-Visa Appointments Worldwide: A Stop for the New Public-Charge Standard
On August 25, 2026, the State Department ordered embassies and consulates worldwide to pause immigrant-visa interview appointments while consular officers are retrained on the expanded public-charge test. What is paused, what is not, and the three policy shocks behind it — verified facts only.
The End of Zero-Presence Caribbean Passports: ECCIRA's New Rules, Explained
From mid-2026, the five Caribbean CBI states require 30 days of physical presence within five years of approval, at least five in year one. Who is affected, who is not, and what it means for applicants.
Thirty minutes. Every option on the table.
One assessment call: which paths are genuinely open to your goals, budget, and timeline — including the ones we advise against.
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