Start with the rights you want to add
Another citizenship can add settlement rights, mobility and continuity for a family. Its value is personal: a passport may offer travel access you already have while a less obvious route creates the ability to live where your family wants to be. We begin with the purpose and compare the obligations alongside the benefits.
Citizenship, residence and a travel document are related but different. A visa-free visit is not permission to work or settle, and access rules can change. We assess the route and its practical use, rather than selling passport rankings as a complete decision.
Add a nationality for a clear, practical reason
- A comparison of investment and donation routes against your existing citizenships and family needs.
- A complete view of the commitment, evidence and application dependencies.
- Coordination of the selected application with specialist fulfilment providers.
When this is a good fit
This service is for applicants considering citizenship through an eligible investment or donation and seeking a coordinated plan for their household. We cover the major Caribbean programmes, Türkiye and other supported investment routes. Eligibility and current availability are assessed before engagement.
Why work with Offshore Capitalist
We consider what another nationality actually adds and how it fits residence, tax and family plans. The provider roles, programme costs and implementation process are made explicit before commitment.
Our citizenship services and the wider research library
| Route | Our current role |
|---|---|
| Investment or donation | Eligibility assessment, programme comparison and coordination of the agreed application. |
| Naturalisation through residence | Information in the research library; we do not offer naturalisation application services. |
| Citizenship by descent | Information in the research library; descent applications are not currently part of our services. |
Check eligibility before comparing price
Nationality restrictions, personal history, family composition and source-of-funds evidence can change what is available. The application must address the actual applicant, not a generic nationality profile. A programme’s public minimum does not establish that a particular family will be accepted.
For family planning, examine which dependants can join, the relevant ages and relationship conditions, and how citizenship can pass to future children. Dual-nationality treatment and any consequences of acquiring another citizenship also need country-specific review.
Build a complete budget
Separate the qualifying investment or contribution from application charges, due-diligence costs, document work and professional fees. Add dependant costs and any continuing requirement to hold an asset. A property route also needs a commercial assessment of the property, liquidity and exit conditions.
A lower advertised minimum can produce a higher total cost for a family. We compare the actual household and objective, with contribution, investment, due-diligence and family charges visible.
Citizenship is not a substitute for tax planning
Acquiring a nationality does not itself decide where a person lives, works or is tax resident. Existing obligations can continue, and some nationality or residence changes require separate departure planning. We connect the citizenship decision to the wider situation where that work is in scope.
The same applies to banking. A new passport is not a replacement for source-of-funds evidence or an accurate tax-residence declaration. It can change aspects of the profile, but provider acceptance remains a separate decision.
A clear process with specialist fulfilment
We can assess the purpose, compare relevant routes and coordinate the agreed application with specialist providers. Citizenship fulfilment is generally carried out through those providers; our role and the provider’s role are identified in the scope. Government decisions, checks and processing times remain outside our control.
Preparation should establish eligibility, the evidence trail, the family budget and the sequence for payment and submission. Interviews, additional information requests, approval conditions and final document issuance depend on the particular programme. The dedicated programme guides set out the researched stages rather than treating every application as identical.
Scope, cost and the next step
The first inquiry is free. Tijana and the team establish the situation and propose the appropriate engagement. We confirm the deliverables, fee basis, external charges and timing dependencies before you commit. A focused paid call with Michael may be useful when a specific question needs his input.
Describe the countries involved and the outcome you want. We will identify the information needed to make the scope concrete, rather than quote a package that leaves essential work unspecified.
Document checklist
Track your preparation in this browser. Final requirements depend on the route and filing authority.
