Citizenship by Investment with Holborn
Citizenship by investment (CBI) can open up a world of opportunities. It allows investors and their families to become citizens in another country, enhancing global mobility and creating the ultimate plan B.
Find all the essential information you need on citizenship by investment in our guide below.
What is citizenship by investment?
Citizenship by investment (CBI) offers a pathway to legal citizenship. Foreign nationals can become citizens by making a financial contribution or investment in the host country.
The first CBI scheme was launched in 1984. Since then, the demand for CBI programmes has increased as people seek greater global mobility and a secure plan B.
Read our citizenship by investment article to learn more.
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Which countries offer citizenship by investment?
Since the first CBI programme was launched in 1984, the demand for these schemes has increased. Today, countries around the world offer CBI schemes.
Our article on which countries offer citizenship by investment has a more detailed breakdown.
The benefits of citizenship by investment programmes
As a citizen, you have full rights in a country. This includes the right to live and work in the country, as well as the ability to vote in elections and apply for a passport.
A second passport can improve global mobility, granting visa-free access to more countries.
To learn more, read our guide on the benefits of citizenship by investment programmes.
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How to apply for citizenship by investment
Applying for citizenship by investment (CBI) involves several steps, varying slightly depending on the country.
While each programme is different, most require you to prepare and submit a number of documents to the relevant authorities. Working with a specialist is advised to ensure a smooth process and to avoid potential pitfalls.
Read our guide on how to apply for citizenship by investment to learn more.
What is dual citizenship?
Dual citizenship, also known as dual nationality, occurs when a person is legally recognised as a citizen of two countries at the same time. It is based on bilateral agreements between two countries.
Not all countries recognise dual citizenship, and it must be accepted by both states for a person to be a dual citizen.
Read our comprehensive guide to dual citizenship to learn more.
The difference between residency and citizenship
While the two terms are sometimes used interchangeably, some key differences exist between residents and citizens.
Residents are often allowed to live and work in a country and have certain legal rights. However, citizens have full rights and privileges in a country.
Our article on the difference between residency and citizenship breaks down both legal statuses.
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