Which Countries Sell Citizenship and How Much It Costs ?

1 – Thailand — ‘Elite residency’ ( $15,253 )
There are seven different packages, with the most expensive being the “Elite Ultimate Privilege” scheme for $60,000 for 20 years of residency.
2 – Latvia — Residency from ( $74,973 )
To invest in equity capital, the foreign national must invest a minimum of €36,000 ($41,924 or £32,409) and must pay a minimum of €28,600 ($33,306 or £25,747) in the next year.
3 – Saint Lucia — Citizenship from ($100,000 )
A donation of at least $100,000 to the Saint Lucia National Economic Fund (depending on number of dependents),
4 – Dominica — Citizenship from ( $100,000 )
A donation to the National Transformation Fund of $100,000 for a single applicant, or $200,000 for a family of four.
5 – Antigua and Barbuda — Citizenship from $100,000
A donation to the National Development Fund of $100,000
6 – 17. St. Kitts and Nevis — Citizenship from $150,000
A non-refundable donation to the SIDF of $300,000 for an applicant with up to three dependants, as well as an additional $25,000 per additional dependent
7 – Grenada — Citizenship from $150,000
A $150,000 (£154,226) donation to the Grenada National Transformation Fund.
8 – Vanuatu — Citizenship from $155,000
A minimum contribution of $130,000, plus $25,000 in processing fees, and;
A minimum net worth of $250,000.
9 – Moldova — Citizenship from ( $169,292 )
A minimum non-refundable contribution to the Public Investment Fund (PIF) of €100,000 for a single applicant, plus service provider and agent fees of €35,000, government fees of €5,000, due diligence fees of €6,000, and biometric passport fees of €300.
10 – Cambodia — Citizenship from 1bn Cambodian riels ($245,230)
Invest 1.2bn Cambodian riels ($294,276 or £229,571) into the nation. Investment must be approved by either by the Cambodian Development Council or by the Royal Government.
11 – Turkey — Citizenship from $250,000
Purchase a property valued at $250,000.
12 – Greece — Residency from ( $290,143 )
To gain residency in Greece, you need to invest a minimum of €250,000 (£219,301) in Greek properties.
13 – Portugal — ‘Golden Visa’ from ($406,200)
A transfer of at least €1 million into a Portuguese bank account, or approved investment option, or;
€350,000 investment in research activities that are part of the national scientific and technological system, or;
€350,000 investment in artistic production or the national cultural heritage.
14 – Montenegro — Citizenship from ($406,200 )
Invest €450,000 in a government-approved development project in the southern part of Montenegro (developed area).
15 – U.S. — Residency from $500,000
Investment of $500,000 (£385,594) in a rural area, or area with high unemployment into a new commercial enterprise to create 10 new full-time jobs, or;
Direct investment of $1 million (£771,188) in an American commercial enterprise.
16 – Spain — “Golden Visa” from ($580,286)
Minimum investment of €500,000 (£438,602) in real estates, or;
Minimum investment of €1 million in shares of Spanish companies.
After five years, applicant can request permanent residency.
After 10 years, they can request citizenship.
17 – Canada — Citizenship from $800,000
Demonstrate proper business experience — must have previously managed or operated a qualified business for at least two out of five years preceding your application, and;
You (and your spouse) must have a personal net worth exceeding $1.6 million, and;
Entire family must complete and pass Canada’s medical and security evaluations, and;
You make an investment of at least $800,000 for a period of five years under one of the two available programs.
18 – Malta — Citizenship from ($1 million)
A non-refundable contribution of at least €650,000 (£569,925) to National Development and Social Fund, and;
Purchase of €150,000 (£131,521) in government stocks/ bonds, and;
A property transaction, which can include a purchase (for a minumum of €350,000) or a rental (for a minimum of €16,000 per year), held for five years.
19 – UK — Visa from ($2.57 million)
Investment of £2 million into the UK economy (in UK government bonds, share capital or loan capital in active and trading UK-registered companies, other than those principally engaged in property investment)
20 – Australia — Residency from ($1.08 million)
A personal net worth of a least $2.25 million AU (£1.3 million) which must apply for the two years previous to the individual’s application, and;
An investment of $1.5 million AU (£885,299) into an Australia project or enterprise, which will in turn benefit the Australian economy.

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●moneyweek.com
●investopedia.com
●businessinsider.com

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