A clear and transparent process

From the first consultation to receiving the passport or residency document, a dedicated advisor follows every stage, with milestones and fees disclosed in full.

Six steps

What are the stages of the process?

Typical end-to-end timelines: approximately 2 months for Vanuatu, 1–2 months for Guinea-Bissau and 3–4 months for Nauru; the Thailand LTR visa takes about 20 working days after complete submission. Actual timing depends on the case and document readiness.

Fee commitment: all government fees, third-party costs and our service fee are itemised in a written quotation before engagement; there are no hidden charges.
1
Days 1–3

Free consultation and eligibility assessment

We establish your objectives, family composition and budget, match the most suitable program and estimate timing and cost.

2
Week 1

Engagement and case opening

The route is confirmed, the service agreement signed, the first instalment paid and a dedicated case file opened.

3
Weeks 2–4

Document collection, translation and notarisation

We provide a checklist, assist in assembling police clearance, source-of-funds and identity documents, and arrange notarisation and legalisation.

4
Weeks 3–6

Due diligence

Background checks are conducted by a government-authorised firm, a mandatory step in every compliant program.

5
After clearance

Filing with the competent authority

The application is formally filed with the competent authority of the chosen country and progress is tracked throughout.

6
On approval

Investment and issuance

After approval in principle, the contribution or investment is completed, the passport or residency document issued, and guidance provided on subsequent steps.

Documents

Which documents are typically required?

The exact list depends on the program and family situation; we provide item-by-item guidance and templates.

Identity and family

Valid passport, birth certificate, marriage certificate and proof of family relationships.

Police clearance

Police clearance certificates for the main applicant and dependants aged 16 or 18 and over, as applicable.

Source of funds

Bank statements, income, asset or business records for compliance review.

Photographs and forms

Compliant passport photographs and the official application forms.

Health declaration

A health declaration or certificate may be required in certain cases.

Translation and legalisation

Non-English documents require translation and, as applicable, notarisation or apostille.

On due diligence

Why is due diligence mandatory?

Due diligence is central to every legitimate citizenship-by-investment program; it protects the program's reputation and the interests of honest applicants alike. We act only for clients with lawful funds and a clean background.

  • Higher approval rate

    Preliminary screening identifies and avoids foreseeable refusal risks.

  • Independent review

    Conducted objectively by government-recognised firms.

  • Protection of your investment

    Checks precede the contribution, reducing uncertainty.

Cost components

What makes up the total cost?

Government contribution

The principal amount, paid into the state fund or a compliant investment.

Due diligence fee

Charged per main applicant and dependant.

Government and passport fees

Official charges such as application and passport issuance fees.

Service fee

Our professional handling and advisory fee; it is not published on the website and is itemised separately in the written quotation before engagement.

All amounts are confirmed in a formal written quotation before engagement.

Begin your assessment

The first step is always free. Tell us your objectives and we will respond with a clear plan and quotation.

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