Every program. One map.
Forty-nine citizenship and residency-by-investment programs, plotted against the nine Indohill offices that advise on them. Filter by legal outcome and budget, fly to a region, and open any country's full profile.
Three outcomes. Three very different legal facts.
The colour of each marker is the single most important thing on the map. A passport, a permanent right to live somewhere, and a renewable permit are not interchangeable.
A second passport
Full nationality, heritable in most cases, with a passport, voting rights and consular protection. Typically the fastest route to mobility — and the most scrutinised by home-country tax and security authorities.
A right to stay, indefinitely
An open-ended right to live and work in the country, often a path to naturalisation after years of presence. Not a passport — and some programs attach minimum-stay or holding conditions to keep it.
A renewable residence permit
A multi-year permit, renewable while the investment is held. The lowest commitment, the broadest choice of jurisdictions, and the permit most dependent on rules that governments revise.
Want the full legal comparison? Read Citizenship, residency and tax residency: three different things, or compare costs side by side in the Global Matrix.
Nine offices, one governing standard.
Kolkata anchors the network as global headquarters. Every other office is connected to it by the same five-phase methodology, so a family advised in Zürich and a ministry advised in Dubai meet identical process.
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