Residency by Investment
MONACO CITIZENSHIP / RESIDENCY
Monaco Residency: Security. Opportunity. Peace of mind.
Welcome! The Principality of Monaco is an independent state located on the French Riviera and is well known for its reputation as a thriving business and financial center. Monaco is considered as one of the most ideal places of residence for anyone wishing to reside in a safe European location with high-class leisure facilities, a pleasant climate, and a favorable tax system.
Monaco residents benefit from no personal income tax, making the principality a main choice for high-net worth individuals wishing to relocate to Monaco as their main place of residence.
International business executives, investors, VIPs as well as affluent citizens worldwide consider an alternative residency or citizenship a powerful tool for international tax planning and a safety net should the living conditions at home become unbearable.
Visa free travel to the Schengen zone and over 160 countries, INCLUDING the USA
The Monaco residency allows visa-free travel to the 26 Schengen zone countries, while Monegasque citizenship offers visa-free travel to more than 160 countries in the world, including the USA, Canada, select countries in the Middle East, Africa, and Asia, as well as most countries in North, Central and South America.A better quality of life for the family
Monaco is a safe country located about 11 miles / 18 kilometers east of Nice, in the South of France. As a de-facto member of the Schengen area, Monaco is a popular vacation spot for Europeans and high net worth individuals who flock to the country for its sunny and warm climate year-round. Monaco offers a modern infrastructure ranging from reliable phone and internet service to secure banking to well-established air and sea routes to international destinations.Monaco is characterized by a very high-income economy, a high quality of life, and a very high standard of living. The economy is service-based, with tourism and financial services being two of the key industries.
A Tax Haven
Monaco levies no income tax, no wealth tax, no local tax, and no capital gains tax on individuals. Corporate tax and inheritance tax are minimal in comparison to other countries.The absence of a personal income tax in the principality has attracted a considerable number of wealthy residents from European countries who derive the majority of their income from activity outside Monaco. Celebrities such as Formula One drivers and international celebrities attract most of the attention, but the vast majority of them are less well-known affluent persons, such as entrepreneurs, business managers, financial services professionals, and retirees.
Monaco Permanent Residency / Citizenship
Residency allows the applicant to live in Monaco as long as desired. After ten years in permanent residency status it is possible to apply for citizenship.To receive the permanent residency card ("Carte de Sejour") all applicants have to show proof of accommodation. Proof of accommodation may entail acquiring local real estate OR renting an apartment for a minimum of one year OR being the director of a company that holds corporate real estate in Monaco OR providing a letter and proof of property ownership/rental from a close relative with whom the applicant plans to live in Monaco.
In addition, all applicants must demonstrate financial self-sufficiency to live in Monaco. Financial self-sufficiency may be demonstrated by depositing at least EUR 500,000 into a local bank account in the applicant's name OR showing the applicant is employed by a Monaco company OR forming a new company in Monaco that creates at least ten new jobs OR providing a letter of support from a close relative with whom the applicant plans to live in Monaco.
Monaco imposes no restrictions on foreigners opening bank accounts or owning real estate in the principality. Application processing can take between two to five months.
Monaco Residency / Citizenship Program Details
Monaco, a Mediterranean city-state located on the Cote D'Azur, in the South of France, is a de-facto member of the Schengen Area. The principality is considered as one of the most ideal places of residence in Europe due to its high-class leisure facilities, a pleasant climate, and favorable tax system.
Monaco residents benefit from no personal income tax, making the principality a main choice for high-net worth individuals wishing to relocate to Monaco as their main place of residence. The country has produced streamlined legislation to create an efficient process by which applicants may obtain a residence permit - and citizenship if so desired.
The Monaco permanent residency card ("Carte de Sejour") allow applicants to live in Monaco indefinitely. Permanent residency is granted on the basis of demonstrating proof of accommodation and proof of financial self-sufficiency.
The Monaco Citizenship offers affluent persons of impeccable standing to receive the Monaco (EU) citizenship and passport after ten years in permanent residency status.
Qualified candidates include international business executives, investors, entrepreneurs, public figures, celebrities, VIPs, and important persons - many of which are are active worldwide - who meet the minimum application requirements.
Applicants consider an alternative citizenship and passport a powerful tool for international tax planning and as a safety net should the living conditions at home become undesirable.
Application Requirements / Eligibility
To meet the residency program requirements an applicant must be at least 16 years of age and have a clean criminal record. The main applicant may also add dependents to a residency or citizenship application, including his/her spouse or partner in a long and durable relationship, children, and parents under certain conditions.
After ten years in permanent residency status the applicant may file for citizenship.
Application Requirements
All applicants for Monaco residency must show proof of accommodation. The accommodation must be appropriate for the size of the applicant's family. Proof of accommodation can take the following forms:
Proof of Accommodation / Option #1: Real Estate Purchase.
The applicant invests in property in Monaco. There
is no minimum transaction value, but be advised that Monaco
real estate is some of the most expensive per square meter in
all of Europe due to the city-states small size. The proof of
real estate ownership, to be submitted at the time of filing
the residency/citizenship application, includes a copy of the
deed/purchase contract.
Proof of Accommodation / Option #2: Real Estate Rental. The applicant leases an apartment for a minimum duration of one year. The size of the apartment must be sufficient for the size of the applicant's family. For example, an applicant with a family of four persons should rent an apartment with at least 2 bedrooms to meet the proof of accommodation test. There is no minimum monthly rental cost that must be met. The proof of an apartment rental, to be submitted at the time of filing the residency/citizenship application, includes a copy of the rental contract.
Proof of Accommodation / Option #3: Corporate Real Estate Ownership. The applicant is a director or unit holder of a company which owns a house or apartment in Monaco. The proof of corporate real estate ownership, to be submitted at the time of filing the residency/citizenship application, includes a copy of the deed/purchase contract.
Proof of Accommodation / Option #4: Living with a Close Relative. The applicant is staying with a close relative, a spouse, or a partner with whom the applicant is living as a couple. The proof to be submitted at the time of filing the residency/citizenship application, includes a document signed by the owner of the property and a copy of the home owner's deed/purchase contract or rental contract.
Proof of Accommodation / Option #2: Real Estate Rental. The applicant leases an apartment for a minimum duration of one year. The size of the apartment must be sufficient for the size of the applicant's family. For example, an applicant with a family of four persons should rent an apartment with at least 2 bedrooms to meet the proof of accommodation test. There is no minimum monthly rental cost that must be met. The proof of an apartment rental, to be submitted at the time of filing the residency/citizenship application, includes a copy of the rental contract.
Proof of Accommodation / Option #3: Corporate Real Estate Ownership. The applicant is a director or unit holder of a company which owns a house or apartment in Monaco. The proof of corporate real estate ownership, to be submitted at the time of filing the residency/citizenship application, includes a copy of the deed/purchase contract.
Proof of Accommodation / Option #4: Living with a Close Relative. The applicant is staying with a close relative, a spouse, or a partner with whom the applicant is living as a couple. The proof to be submitted at the time of filing the residency/citizenship application, includes a document signed by the owner of the property and a copy of the home owner's deed/purchase contract or rental contract.
In addition to providing proof of accommodation, every applicant must demonstrate financial self-sufficiency. The intent here is to show the Monaco government that applicants can support themselves and their families while living in Monaco.
Proof of Financial Self-Sufficiency / Option #1: Bank
Account Deposit. The applicant opens a bank account
in his/her name at one of Monaco's many banks and deposits at
least EUR 500,000. The actual amount depends on the bank selected;
some banks have higher minimum requirements. Monaco imposes
no restrictions on foreigners opening bank accounts or owning
real estate in the principality. The proof of deposit, to be
submitted at the time of filing the residency/citizenship application,
is an official letter issued by the Monaco bank.
Proof of Financial Self-Sufficiency / Option #2: Employment Contract. The applicant demonstrates paid employment with a Monaco company. The proof of deposit, to be submitted at the time of filing the residency/citizenship application, is a copy of the employment contract and a letter issued by the Monaco government authorizing the company to offer employment to the applicant.
Proof of Financial Self-Sufficiency / Option #3: Company Formation. The applicant forms a new company in Monaco, providing at least ten new jobs to Monaco citizens or residents. Authorization to form a new company is to be obtained from the government. The proof of a new company to be formed, to be submitted at the time of filing the residency/citizenship application, is a copy of the government's authorization letter.
Proof of Financial Self-Sufficiency / Option #4: Support from a Close Relative. The applicant is financially supported by a close relative, a spouse, or a partner with whom the applicant is living as a couple.
Proof of Financial Self-Sufficiency / Option #2: Employment Contract. The applicant demonstrates paid employment with a Monaco company. The proof of deposit, to be submitted at the time of filing the residency/citizenship application, is a copy of the employment contract and a letter issued by the Monaco government authorizing the company to offer employment to the applicant.
Proof of Financial Self-Sufficiency / Option #3: Company Formation. The applicant forms a new company in Monaco, providing at least ten new jobs to Monaco citizens or residents. Authorization to form a new company is to be obtained from the government. The proof of a new company to be formed, to be submitted at the time of filing the residency/citizenship application, is a copy of the government's authorization letter.
Proof of Financial Self-Sufficiency / Option #4: Support from a Close Relative. The applicant is financially supported by a close relative, a spouse, or a partner with whom the applicant is living as a couple.
The timeframe for application processing is approximately two months to five months, or longer if company formation procedure is chosen, subject to having completed all documentation and finalized the proof of accommodation and proof of financial self-sufficiency.
Application Timeline & Payments
Step 1 - Document Preparation. Please use our
contact form
to receive a complete checklist of application documents and
cost estimate for you and your family. If you apply for more
than one family ask us about a group discount.
During this step all supporting documents are collected, such as birth certificates, marriage and divorce certificates, as well as police clearance that must be submitted with the application. Further, the proof of accommodation and financial self-sufficiency are prepared. Our team can advise you on unique/specific real estate searches or present investment options. All application forms are completed. This step takes approximately two to three weeks.
Step 2 - Introductory Meeting. At this step the legal team will together with the applicant review the entire application package and file the basic application forms. In this step the applicant will also be prepared for the official meeting in Monaco to follow in Step 3.
Step 3 - Official Interview in Monaco. Approximately three to five weeks after submitting the application the applicant is invited to an official interview in Monaco. In this interview the applicant will be asked about their education, work experience, children (if any), their parents, and other family members. At this meeting all supporting documents, collected at Step 1, are handed to the Monaco government.
Step 4 - Compliance Checks and Approval. At this stage the Monaco authorities will conduct all due diligence checks. This step takes approximately six to eight weeks to complete. After the conclusion of this step and upon approval of all documents the applicant receives his/her residency card ("Carte de Sejour").
Step 5 - Citizenship Application. Following ten (10) years of permanent residency, the applicant may file for Monaco citizenship if so desired.
During this step all supporting documents are collected, such as birth certificates, marriage and divorce certificates, as well as police clearance that must be submitted with the application. Further, the proof of accommodation and financial self-sufficiency are prepared. Our team can advise you on unique/specific real estate searches or present investment options. All application forms are completed. This step takes approximately two to three weeks.
Step 2 - Introductory Meeting. At this step the legal team will together with the applicant review the entire application package and file the basic application forms. In this step the applicant will also be prepared for the official meeting in Monaco to follow in Step 3.
Step 3 - Official Interview in Monaco. Approximately three to five weeks after submitting the application the applicant is invited to an official interview in Monaco. In this interview the applicant will be asked about their education, work experience, children (if any), their parents, and other family members. At this meeting all supporting documents, collected at Step 1, are handed to the Monaco government.
Step 4 - Compliance Checks and Approval. At this stage the Monaco authorities will conduct all due diligence checks. This step takes approximately six to eight weeks to complete. After the conclusion of this step and upon approval of all documents the applicant receives his/her residency card ("Carte de Sejour").
Step 5 - Citizenship Application. Following ten (10) years of permanent residency, the applicant may file for Monaco citizenship if so desired.
The application process for residency is expected to take about two to five months.
Monaco Residency / Citizenship Benefits
With its warm and stable climate and convenient geographical position Monaco is considered an attractive place for residence. With over 300 days of sunshine a year Monaco qualifies as one of the sunniest European locations. France borders the country on three sides while the other side borders the Mediterranean Sea. Monaco's most populous Quartier is Monte Carlo.
Monaco is also known as a playground for the rich and famous due to its tax laws. In 2014, it was noted that about 30% of the population are millionaires. The state has no income tax and low business taxes.
Monaco's mild climate, scenery, and gambling facilities have contributed to the principality's status as a tourist destination and recreation center for the rich. In more recent years, Monaco has become a major banking center and has sought to diversify its economy into services and small, high-value-added, non-polluting industries.
Monaco is also the host of the annual street circuit motor race "Monaco Grand Prix".
Advantages of Monaco Residency
Living in Monaco
Permanent Residency grants a EU-Nationals and Non-EU national the right to permanently reside in Monaco. Once granted, the Monaco Residency Card ("Carte de Sejour") covers the whole family: eligible dependents include the spouse or partner in a long and durable relationship, children, and parents under certain conditions.Visa-Free Travel
Monaco residency offers visa-free travel to the 26 Schengen area countries. Visa-free travel to more than 160 countries in the world, including the USA, Canada, select countries in the Middle East, Africa, and Asia, as well as most countries in North, Central and South America, is available to the holders of Monaco citizenship.Fast Track Application Processing
Fast track application procedure - all applications are reviewed by the Monaco government within approximately two to five months from the date of filing.Favorable Tax Structure
Monaco levies no income tax, no wealth tax, no local tax, no property tax, and no capital gains tax on individuals. Corporate tax and inheritance tax are minimal in comparison to other countries.The absence of a personal income tax in the principality has attracted a considerable number of wealthy residents from European countries who derive the majority of their income from activity outside Monaco.
No Donations
Unlike other citizenship by investment programs, Monaco does not require any donations, i.e. non-refundable contributions to the government.High Standard of Living
Monaco presents a very high standard of living due to its access to reputable private schools, trustworthy private medical facilities, and having among the lowest crime rates within Europe.Our Qualifications
The legal team consists of immigration specialists who will stand by your side throughout the entire application process, from start to finish. We will work with you until your Monaco citizenship or residency by investment application has been approved and you have received your residence certificate or passport.
In addition to immigration law our associates are providing advisory services to clients including high net worth individuals, owner-managed businesses, and larger corporations in the areas of company formation and tax law.
Services offered:
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• Advising you on your chances of success before filing your application;
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• providing you with pre-immigration legal and tax advice;
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• guiding you with the preparation of supporting documentation;
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• vetting and preparing all supporting documentation for submission;
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• corresponding and liaising with government authorities on your behalf during the application process;
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• providing continuous application progress updates.
Additional services (if needed):
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• Legal and notarial representation on purchase, rental and re-sale of property;
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• coordination of architectural surveys, planning applications, and interior designers ;
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• personal and corporate international tax planning;
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• dealing with all periodical tax matters including annual returns and tax payments;
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• drawing up of wills, international probate;
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• administration of estates, foundations, trusts;
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• advice on the formation & management of trading & holding companies;
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• yacht registration.
Next Steps:
Step 1 - Contact Us. Please
use our contact
form to receive a detailed cost estimate for you and your
family. There is no fee for this initial consultation.
Step 2 - Document Preparation. During this step all supporting documents are collected, such as birth certificates, marriage and divorce certificates, as well as police clearance that must be submitted with the application. Further, the proof of accommodation and financial self-sufficiency are prepared. (Our team can advise you on unique/specific real estate searches or present investment options.) All application forms are completed. This step takes approximately two to three weeks.
Step 3 - Introductory Meeting. At this step the legal team will together with the applicant review the entire application package and file the basic application forms. In this step the applicant will also be prepared for the official meeting in Monaco to follow in Step 3.
Step 4 - Official Interview in Monaco. Approximately three to five weeks after submitting the application the applicant is invited to an official interview in Monaco. In this interview the applicant will be asked about their education, work experience, children (if any), their parents, and other family members. At this meeting all supporting documents, collected at Step 1, are handed to the Monaco government.
Step 5 - Compliance Checks and Approval. At this stage the Monaco authorities will conduct all due diligence checks. This step takes approximately six to eight weeks to complete. After the conclusion of this step and upon approval of all documents the applicant receives his/her residency card ("Carte de Sejour").
Step 6 - Citizenship Application. Following ten (10) years of permanent residency, the applicant may file for Monaco citizenship if so desired.
Step 2 - Document Preparation. During this step all supporting documents are collected, such as birth certificates, marriage and divorce certificates, as well as police clearance that must be submitted with the application. Further, the proof of accommodation and financial self-sufficiency are prepared. (Our team can advise you on unique/specific real estate searches or present investment options.) All application forms are completed. This step takes approximately two to three weeks.
Step 3 - Introductory Meeting. At this step the legal team will together with the applicant review the entire application package and file the basic application forms. In this step the applicant will also be prepared for the official meeting in Monaco to follow in Step 3.
Step 4 - Official Interview in Monaco. Approximately three to five weeks after submitting the application the applicant is invited to an official interview in Monaco. In this interview the applicant will be asked about their education, work experience, children (if any), their parents, and other family members. At this meeting all supporting documents, collected at Step 1, are handed to the Monaco government.
Step 5 - Compliance Checks and Approval. At this stage the Monaco authorities will conduct all due diligence checks. This step takes approximately six to eight weeks to complete. After the conclusion of this step and upon approval of all documents the applicant receives his/her residency card ("Carte de Sejour").
Step 6 - Citizenship Application. Following ten (10) years of permanent residency, the applicant may file for Monaco citizenship if so desired.
The application process for residency is expected to take about two to five months to complete.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: What are some of the reasons Monaco residency or citizenship is attractive to so many international applicants?
A: International business executives, investors, and important persons who are active worldwide consider an alternative residency or citizenship and passport a powerful tool for international tax planning and a safety net should the living conditions at home become unbearable.Applicants realize that the Monaco residency/citizenship provides several benefits, including:
• Visa free travel to the 26 Schengen area countries (Monaco
residency) and over 160 countries, including the USA, Canada,
and Europe (Monaco citizenship)
• Retirement in a safe country with a warm climate
• A better education for the applicant’s children
• A better quality of life for the family, including better healthcare and an unpolluted environment
• Personal security
• Low tax rates
• Retirement in a safe country with a warm climate
• A better education for the applicant’s children
• A better quality of life for the family, including better healthcare and an unpolluted environment
• Personal security
• Low tax rates
Q: What is the minimum qualification required to obtain the Monaco residency?
A: All applicants must demonstrate financial self-sufficiency to live in Monaco. Financial self-sufficiency may be demonstrated by depositing at least EUR 500,000 into a local bank account in the applicant's name OR showing the applicant is employed by a Monaco company OR forming a new company in Monaco that creates at least ten new jobs OR providing a letter of support from a close relative with whom the applicant plans to live in Monaco.Applicants must also demonstrate proof of accommodation. Proof of accommodation may entail acquiring local real estate OR renting an apartment for a minimum of one year OR being the director of a company that holds corporate real estate in Monaco OR providing a letter and proof of property ownership/rental from a close relative with whom the applicant plans to live in Monaco.
Q: What is required to obtain the Monaco citizenship?
A: Monaco residents may apply for citizenship (Monaco passport) after ten years in permanent residency status.Q: Under the residency / citizenship program, can I include my family in my application?
A: Yes. The main applicant may also add dependents to a residency or citizenship application, including his/her spouse or partner in a long and durable relationship, children, and parents under certain conditions.Q: As a citizen, am I required to live in Monaco?
A: No. Monaco does not require you to be present or reside in Monaco after approval of your citizenship application.Q: As a resident or citizen, am I required to own real estate in Monaco?
A: No. Residents or citizens are not required to own real estate. However, they must prove adequate accommodations, which may be shown by purchasing real estate, or renting an apartment, or being a director of a company that own real estate in Monaco, or living with close family member who owns/rents real estate in Monaco.Q: Will my citizenship expire?
A: No. When you acquire citizenship under the Monaco citizenship program, you and your family enjoy full citizenship for life, which can be passed on to future generations by descent.Q: How long does it take to get the citizenship and passport? What is the process?
A: Typically, residency application processing takes two to five months to complete. Citizenship may be applied for after 10 years of residency.
Step 1 - Contact Us. Please
use our contact form
to receive a detailed cost estimate for you and your family.
There is no fee for this initial consultation.
Step 2 - Document Preparation. During this step all supporting documents are collected, such as birth certificates, marriage and divorce certificates, as well as police clearance that must be submitted with the application. Further, the proof of accommodation and financial self-sufficiency are prepared. (Our team can advise you on unique/specific real estate searches or present investment options.) All application forms are completed. This step takes approximately two to three weeks.
Step 3 - Introductory Meeting. At this step the legal team will together with the applicant review the entire application package and file the basic application forms. In this step the applicant will also be prepared for the official meeting in Monaco to follow in Step 3.
Step 4 - Official Interview in Monaco. Approximately three to five weeks after submitting the application the applicant is invited to an official interview in Monaco. In this interview the applicant will be asked about their education, work experience, children (if any), their parents, and other family members. At this meeting all supporting documents, collected at Step 1, are handed to the Monaco government.
Step 5 - Compliance Checks and Approval. At this stage the Monaco authorities will conduct all due diligence checks. This step takes approximately six to eight weeks to complete. After the conclusion of this step and upon approval of all documents the applicant receives his/her residency card ("Carte de Sejour").
Step 6 - Citizenship Application. Following ten (10) years of permanent residency, the applicant may file for Monaco citizenship if so desired.
Step 2 - Document Preparation. During this step all supporting documents are collected, such as birth certificates, marriage and divorce certificates, as well as police clearance that must be submitted with the application. Further, the proof of accommodation and financial self-sufficiency are prepared. (Our team can advise you on unique/specific real estate searches or present investment options.) All application forms are completed. This step takes approximately two to three weeks.
Step 3 - Introductory Meeting. At this step the legal team will together with the applicant review the entire application package and file the basic application forms. In this step the applicant will also be prepared for the official meeting in Monaco to follow in Step 3.
Step 4 - Official Interview in Monaco. Approximately three to five weeks after submitting the application the applicant is invited to an official interview in Monaco. In this interview the applicant will be asked about their education, work experience, children (if any), their parents, and other family members. At this meeting all supporting documents, collected at Step 1, are handed to the Monaco government.
Step 5 - Compliance Checks and Approval. At this stage the Monaco authorities will conduct all due diligence checks. This step takes approximately six to eight weeks to complete. After the conclusion of this step and upon approval of all documents the applicant receives his/her residency card ("Carte de Sejour").
Step 6 - Citizenship Application. Following ten (10) years of permanent residency, the applicant may file for Monaco citizenship if so desired.
Q: How will new residents and citizens be taxed?
A: Monaco levies no income tax, no wealth tax, no local tax, no property tax, and no capital gains tax on individuals. Corporate tax and inheritance tax are minimal in comparison to other countries.Q: Can you help me find a real estate agent in Monaco?
A: Yes. We would be happy to help you find your ideal residential and/or commercial property. Our professional relationships in Monaco guarantee to our clients a smooth, comprehensive service that includes identifying suitable properties, providing transport for property viewings, drafting/reviewing legal contracts, and/or liaising with local notaries and architects as needed.Q: Can you help me with finding a job?
A: Sorry, most immigration programs around the world were developed by governments to attract high net worth individuals, business owners, VIPs and other individuals with the financial means to support themselves and the local economy.Q: Can you help me get a tourist or a student visa?
A: Sorry, we cannot assist with tourist or student visas.Q: What are some of the most popular immigration by investment programs worldwide?
A: The Bulgaria Citizenship by Investment Program offers several investment options starting from EUR 257,000 plus fees for Bulgaria (EU) citizenship and passport after 5 years in residency status.The Cyprus Residency by Investment Program offers several investment options from EUR 300,000 for Cyprus (EU) permanent residency. Residents may apply for citizenship after 7 years in residency status.
The Greece Golden Visa allows non-EU applicants to file for Greece (EU) permanent residency by way of a EUR 250,000 investment in local real estate. The investor may file for Greek citizenship after 7 years of living in Greece at a minimum of 183 days per year.
The Malta Naturalisation for Exceptional Services by Direct Investment regulation provides the applicant with Malta (EU) residency and citizenship & passport for an investment in the amount of EUR 600,000 (36 months residency option) or EUR 750,000 (12 months residency option). Additional are a philanthropic donation, a property purchase or rental, and fees. For applicants who are only seeking Malta (tax) residency or Schengen travel benefits, options start at an annual recurring expense of EUR 15,000 plus property and fees.
The Monaco Residency / Citizenship Program offers Monaco permanent residency to applicants who can prove sufficient accommodations and financial self-sufficiency. The applicant may file for Monaco citizenship after 10 years of permanent residency.
The Portugal Golden Visa Residence Permit Program offers Portugal (EU) permanent residency for a investment (donation) starting from EUR 250,000. Investors may apply for Portugal citizenship after 5 years in residency status.
The Spain Golden Visa offers Spain (EU) permanent residency for a EUR 500,000 minimum investment in real estate, or a EUR 1 Million Euro asset transfer, or a 2 Million Euro securities investment, or the creation of a new government-approved business project. The investor may file for citizenship after 10 years in residency status.
Outside of the EU, citizenship by investment programs include those offered by Turkey, Vanuatu, Canada, the United States of America, and the Caribbean nations of Antigua & Barbuda, St. Kitts & Nevis, Grenada, Dominica, and St. Lucia:
Turkey offers the Turkish citizenship and passport for a property purchases of at least USD 400,000.
Vanuatu offers the Vanuatu citizenship and passport for a donation starting at USD 130,000.
Canada offers several residency by investment options, leading to citizenship if desired, starting at CAD 200,000.
The United States EB-5 Program leads to permanent residency status and citizenship in the United States for a minimum investment of USD 900,000 in a commercial enterprise in the U.S. that generates at least 10 jobs for Americans. After 5 years as a permanent resident the investor may apply for U.S. citizenship.
The Caribbean nations of Antigua & Barbuda, St. Kitts & Nevis, Grenada, Dominica, and St. Lucia offer citizenship programs requiring a real estate investment from USD 200,000 or a non-refundable donation of at least USD 100,000.
Please contact us using the contact form below for a detailed cost estimate or confidential consultation. Our associated attorneys are ready to assist you with attaining your investment objectives and answer any questions you might have about the Monaco Residency by Investment program.
Contact Us for a Free Consultation
Contact us for a free, detailed cost estimate or confidential consultation by email (or phone / office visit, if preferred). To start the application process online please register here.
We will reply to your inquiry by email within one hour!
If you prefer to meet in person at any of the offices please send us your dates of travel so that we may coordinate a time most convenient for you.
Our team of associates in Monaco includes immigration specialists working exclusively on citizenship & residence matters and will stand by your side throughout the entire application process, from start to finish. The team will work with you until your residence or citizenship application has been approved and you have received your residence certificate or Monaco passport.
Do you have any questions? Use our contact form to receive a reply today.
Zenturo Ltd.
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