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How long does it take to obtain European residency or citizenship through investment?
The timeline varies by country. Residency can typically be obtained in 3 to 6 months, while citizenship may take 5 to 10 years of residency, depending on the country’s rules (exceptions exist for immediate citizenship programs like Malta).
What are the investment requirements and costs for each country’s program?
Investment amounts range from €250,000 (e.g., Greece). Investments can include real estate, government bonds, or business ventures, with additional application and due diligence fees.
Can I live, work, and travel freely within the EU with residency?
Residency allows you to live in the country you have residency in and travel freely within the Schengen Area, while citizenship grants full rights to live, work, and travel across all EU member states.
Why Choose a Second Passport?
4 Top reasons why South Africans invest in a Second Residency Or Citizenship
Visa Free Travel
EU citizenship offers visa-free access to all Schengen countries and numerous global destinations.
Right to LIve & Work
EU residency or citizenship provides the freedom to live, work, and study anywhere within the European Union
Stable Economic and Political Environment
EU countries offer stability, economic security, and high-quality healthcare and education.
Wealth Preservation
Many EU countries offer favorable tax regimes and opportunities for wealth diversification and protection
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