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Residence by Investment
These routes give a right to reside under defined conditions. They are not a passport. CIPS matches the route to how much time you will actually spend there, and to family, tax and exit considerations, before any funds are committed.
Residence, with citizenship later by naturalization. Qualified Investor: real estate from USD 300,000, securities from USD 500,000, or a bank deposit from USD 750,000. Friendly Nations: USD 200,000 in real estate or a bank deposit.
Residence through qualifying property: two-year route from AED 400,000, or a ten-year Golden Visa from AED 2 million.
Permanent residence from a EUR 300,000 investment in property, company shares or an eligible fund. A visit is required every two years. Citizenship is available later by naturalization.
Permanent residence from a USD 1,000,000 qualifying investment. There is no requirement to live in The Bahamas.
Long-term or permanent residence from USD 1,200,000. Presence varies by residence category.
Temporary residence from a USD 150,000 investment, with a path to permanent residence. At least one visit each year.
Renewable residence from EUR 250,000. There is no requirement to live in Greece to maintain the permit.
Investor visa and residence from EUR 250,000. Residence and renewal conditions apply.
Temporary residence from EUR 60,000. Requirements vary by route and at renewal.
Permanent residence from approximately EUR 169,000 in combined qualifying commitments. No full-time residence requirement.
Residence by investment from NZD 5,000,000. Presence varies by investment category.
Renewable residence from EUR 250,000. A low minimum stay applies under current rules.
Residence for financially independent applicants. Indicative annual lump-sum tax from CHF 250,000. Residence in the selected canton is expected.
Permanent residence. No published investment minimum on the general residence route. Genuine ties and residence evidence still matter.