Global citizenship

Start with the objective.

Clarify living plans, family members, work needs and maintenance costs. Citizenship and residence answer different questions; understand the status before comparing routes.

10 programmes

Caribbean

Dominica

Fund contribution / approved property

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Caribbean

St. Kitts & Nevis

Contribution / qualifying property

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Caribbean

Grenada

Contribution / qualifying property

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Caribbean

Antigua & Barbuda

Multiple investment routes

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Caribbean

Saint Lucia

Multiple investment routes

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Africa

São Tomé & Príncipe

Emerging citizenship programme

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Africa

Egypt

Multiple investment routes

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Pacific

Vanuatu

Contribution-based citizenship

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Eurasia

Türkiye

Qualifying property and legal due diligence

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Pacific

Nauru

Contribution-based citizenship

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Citizenship by birth

A separate legal concept: understand nationality at birth, registration and parents’ own status.

Citizenship by birth

Canada

A child born in Canada is generally a Canadian citizen from birth, subject to statutory exceptions such as certain diplomatic cases. The province or territory registers the birth; citizenship evidence supports a separate child-passport application.

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Citizenship by birth

Mexico

Article 30 of Mexico’s Constitution grants nationality by birth to those born in Mexican territory, regardless of their parents’ nationality. Civil registration establishes the birth record used for the child’s passport application.

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Citizenship by birth

Brazil

Article 12 of Brazil’s Constitution generally recognises citizenship by birth in Brazil, except certain cases involving foreign parents serving their own country. A civil registry records the birth and the Federal Police handles passports.

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