Become a global citizen
Secure a citizenship or residence by investment through accesible
and reliable Moneypass Invest programmes.
Secure a second
passport
Find an overseas
residency
Optimize your tax
returns
Leverage the power of second
passport or an overseas residency
We help entrepreneurs, investors, and families find the ideal destination for citizenship, residency, or tax optimization. Our team combines local knowledge with international expertise to provide you with security, flexibility, and discretion. Every service is personalized – no copy-paste solutions. Empowered by experience and a wide network of contacts, Moneypass Invest is commited to delivering the best possible service to individuals looking to expand their reach and secure their financial freedoms.
Citizenship by Investment
Invest in a second passport and open up the
global borders. Choose from a list of countries
and find the one that suits your needs and
ambitions the best.
Grenada
Malta
Turkey
Nauru
Antigua & Barbuda
Grenada
Malta
Turkey
Nauru
Antigua & Barbuda
Residency by investment
Secure a second residence and find a
perfect place to live, work or retire.
Unlock all the benefits that come
with each country, from visa-free travel
to accesible education.
Greece
Portugal
UAE
Spain
Canada
Latvia
Greece
Portugal
UAE
Spain
Canada
Latvia
Business visas
Migrate your business to a destination
where it can flourish. Moneypass Invest
has programmes for established businesses,
entrepreneurs, start-ups, as well as digital nomads.
Canada Start-up visa
USA E2 visa
UK Inovator visa
Portugal Digital Nomad visa
Canada Start-up visa
USA E2 visa
UK Inovator visa
Portugal Digital Nomad visa
Looking for advice and experiences?
Browse through the Moneypass Invest blog and discover how a second
citizenship or residence can transform lives.
FAQ
Our FAQ section provides answers to the most common questions we hear from our clients, along with those we anticipate based on our long-standing experience and legacy.
It’s important to have proven insights from experts, and with a combined 90 years of expertise and coverage spanning more than 20 jurisdictions worldwide, our team is your trustworthy source.
Before you start
Residency
Citizenship
Eligibility & Requirements
What is the difference between citizenship and residency by investment?
Citizenship by investment (CBI) grants full citizenship and a passport in exchange for a financial contribution, offering rights such as international travel, and the ability to live and work in the country. Residency by investment (RBI) provides legal residence status without granting a passport or full citizenship rights. While CBI typically offers immediate and irrevocable citizenship, RBI often requires physical presence and may serve as a pathway to citizenship after a number of years.
Why do I need an intermediary service like Moneypass Invest?
Agencies like Moneypass Invest are acredited by the governments running the residency or citizenship programs and, as such, offer a streamlined application process. Rich in crucial contacts and familiar with each step of a program, Moneypass Invest guides their clients, preparing and submitting documentation and as well as acting as a liason between the government and the client.
Are the investments refundable?
The possibility of recovering your investment depends on the specific program and investment route chosen; government donations are typically non-refundable, whereas real estate investments can often be resold after a required holding period.
What is residency by investment?
Residency by Investment, often referred to as a Golden Visa, is a legal pathway that enables individuals to acquire residency in a country by investing in specific sectors defined by that country’s immigration laws. Unlike traditional residency routes, Residency by Investment typically involves minimal or no physical presence requirements.
What rights are acquired through residency by investment?
A residency permit grants the legal right to live in a country without holding citizenship. It typically allows individuals to reside, work, study, and access healthcare in the host nation. In some cases, after meeting specific conditions—such as residing in the country for a set period and demonstrating language proficiency—residents may become eligible to apply for citizenship.
How do families benefit from a second residency?
Obtaining a second residence can provide families with access to healthcare, educational institutions, and employment opportunities that may not be available in their country of origin.
What is second citizenship?
Second Citizenship, Second Passport, and Dual Nationality refer to the legal status of an individual who holds citizenship in two or more countries simultaneously. Since some countries prohibit dual citizenship, it’s important to check your country of origin’s regulations before applying. All the programs Moneypass Invest offers permit dual citizenship.
What are the benefits of a second citizenship?
A second citizenship provides a range of valuable advantages, such as entry into strong and stable economies, greater access to international business and investment opportunities, world-class healthcare, and quality education for you and future generations. Your potential shouldn’t be confined by your country of birth—holding an additional citizenship can offer greater freedom, security, and possibilities for a more fulfilling life.
How long does it take to complete a citizenship by investment program?
The process is largely dependent on the specific country and its requirements. Consequently, the timing varies from a few months to just over a year, with the average waiting period being about six months.
What documents do I need in order to apply for citizenship?
Typically, required documents consist of a valid passport, birth certificate, marriage certificate (if applicable), police clearance certificate, detailed curriculum vitae, bank statements demonstrating financial stability, medical examination results, and evidence of the investment.
Do I need to visit or reside in the country?
Citizenship by investment programs typically do not require applicants to live in the country to obtain citizenship, although some programs may mandate a brief physical visit to receive the passport. In contrast, residency programs often require periodic visits to maintain the residency status and may include a minimum residency period as a condition for applying for citizenship.
Do I need to speak the language of the country I am applying to?
Citizenship by Investment programs generally do not require applicants to learn the local language. However, in residency programs, once applicants become eligible to apply for citizenship, they may need to pass a language test, depending on the country’s specific requirements.