Guinea-Bissau is a West African nation and former Portuguese colony. Citizenship under this pathway is obtained through Citizenship by Allowance, a statutory route under No. 2 of Article 7 of Decreed Law No. 1/92 of 7 February 1992. It is an official, government-sanctioned legal channel rather than a citizenship-by-investment donation program. Processing is typically completed within 1–2 months, and the package includes the passport and citizenship documents.
A pathway written into the law, not a loophole or informal arrangement. Pacific Link coordinates engagements through appropriately structured partners and explains the applicable structure before any engagement begins.
Granted under Decreed Law No. 1/92 of 7 February 1992 (Article 7, No. 2): a government-sanctioned legal pathway, not a CBI program.
Successful applicants receive citizenship documentation and a passport, supporting international mobility and longer-term planning.
Where documentation is in order, applications are generally completed within approximately 1–2 months, subject to document readiness and government timelines.
The passport provides visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to around 55 destinations, including Singapore and the Philippines, subject to current entry rules.
Eligibility is assessed case by case. Because this pathway is not a standard donation program, documentation and structuring requirements may differ from conventional investment-migration filings.
Provide identity documentation and complete the required forms; pass applicable background and due-diligence checks; meet the documentation requirements advised for your profile; and settle the service fees under the agreed engagement structure.
Individual and family applications may be considered, and eligible family members can often be included in a coordinated filing. Family composition, documentation and pricing are confirmed during the pre-engagement assessment.
Typically an approval letter, Guinea-Bissau passport, Certificate of Citizenship, embassy authentication letter and, for adults, a national ID card (not issued for minors). A full legal name change may be arranged as part of the process.
The service package covers coordinated application handling through to issuance of the citizenship document package described above. Family applications are available; final pricing depends on family composition and is confirmed after the eligibility assessment.
| Item | Amount (USD) |
|---|---|
| Service package | |
| Single applicant (from) | $50,000 |
| Family applications | on request |
| Documents issued on completion | |
| Approval letter | included |
| Guinea-Bissau passport | included |
| Certificate of Citizenship | included |
| Embassy authentication letter | included |
| National ID card | adults only |
Prices are quoted in US dollars. Translation, notarisation, courier and other third-party costs are excluded. All amounts are confirmed in a formal written quotation before engagement.
The applicable structure, contracting entity and fees are explained before any engagement begins.
The package includes all documents listed above with no separate issuance fees.
We review your objectives, background and family situation and confirm whether this pathway is suitable.
An itemised checklist, followed by collection of identity documents, forms and supporting evidence.
Background checks and confirmation of the applicable contracting and delivery structure.
The application is filed through the official channel and followed through to decision.
Delivery of the approval letter, passport, Certificate of Citizenship, embassy letter and national ID (adults).
No. Citizenship by Allowance is a statutory pathway under Decreed Law No. 1/92 of 1992 (Article 7, No. 2). There is no government donation; instead a service package covers coordinated handling through to document issuance.
Where documentation is in order, applications are generally completed within approximately 1–2 months. The actual timeline depends on document readiness and government schedules.
An approval letter, a Guinea-Bissau passport, a Certificate of Citizenship, an embassy authentication letter and, for adult applicants, a national ID card (not issued for minors).
Family applications may be considered, and eligible family members can often be included in a coordinated filing. Composition, documentation and pricing are confirmed during the pre-engagement assessment.
Around 55 destinations visa-free or with a visa on arrival, including Singapore and the Philippines. Entry rules change; always confirm the destination's latest official requirements before travelling.
Yes. A full legal name change may be arranged as part of the citizenship process, including support with transliteration and related documentation where required.
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