Residency by Investment
Secure Your EU & Global Residency with VIP Nomads
Residency by investment (golden visa program) is a legal way for individuals and families to reside abroad through competent investments and funding, such as real estate, government bonds or business ventures and enterprises.
This residency by investment program not only facilitates you to live, study and travel within the selected country but also ensures travelling across the EU. It also guarantees permanent residency by investment or citizenship after a few years to appropriate candidates.
Benefits of Residency by Investment
Residency by investment can open up life-changing opportunities, such as:
- Visa-Free Mobility: Visa-free travelling across the Schengen Zone in Europe.
- Property Ownership: Residency often comes with the ability to invest in and profit from real estate.
- Family Coverage: Spouses, children, and sometimes parents are included.
- EU Lifestyle & Education: Availability of top-notch medical care, educational opportunities, and a high standard of living.
- Security & Stability: A secure, lawful fallback option in Europe or the Middle East.
- Business Expansion: Residency rights help individuals establish and grow global businesses.
- Path to Citizenship: Many programs lead to long-term residency by investment or citizenship by naturalization policy.
Requirements of Residency by Investment
- Minimum Investment: From €250,000 in Greece to €500,000 in Spain and Portugal.
- Clean Criminal Record: Background checks are required.
- Proof of Funds: Verification of the funding’s legitimate source.
- Health Insurance: Many EU residency plans need health insurance.
- Minimum Stay: Depending on the country, such as Portugal and Spain, a few days per year, while the UAE has no minimum stay requirements.
Top Residency by Investment Programs
Comparison of the most popular Golden Visa programs worldwide:
Country | Minimum Investment | Processing Time | Key Benefits |
€500,000 property / €250,000 cultural fund | 6–9 months | EU residency, path to citizenship in 5 years | |
€500,000 property | 6–9 months | Residency for the entire family, EU Schengen access | |
€250,000 real estate | 2–4 months | One of the cheapest EU residency programs, fastest approvals | |
€300,000 property / €500,000 contribution | 6–12 months | Access to EU healthcare, education, strong global reputation | |
AED 2M property (~$550,000) | 2–6 months | No income tax, 10-year Golden Visa options | |
$100,000+ real estate | 3–6 months | Strategic hub between Europe & Asia |
How We Process the Residency by Investment for you
At VIP Nomads, we provide full guidance throughout the residency by investment process with complete legal protection. Our team ensures your eligibility, organizes the necessary documentation, and assists with the type of investment you choose, whether it is property, a business venture, or government grants. The authorities will carry out background checks, while we manage the entire application on your behalf. Depending on the country, approval and passport issuance usually take between three and nine months. Throughout the process, we work only with programs that are fully approved by the government.
Take the Next Step with VIP Nomads
Grab this opportunity today and consult with VIP Nomads. You are not left hanging; we will process your application professionally, to ensure the process runs smoothly.
Don’t wait around. Your shot at a global life kicks off now. VIP Nomads will handle the heavy lifting.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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What are the risks?
• Choosing unauthorized agents.
• Policy changes in investment thresholds.
• Rejection due to due diligence issues.
