Residency by Investment | Europe, Americas & Gulf Routes | Frederick Capital

Compare residency routes in Europe, the Americas and the Gulf—Portugal, Greece, Italy, Latvia, Malta, Cyprus, Bulgaria, France, Brazil, Paraguay, Colombia, Panama and the UAE.

• Antigua & Barbuda — US$230,000 contribution; statutory total US$248,500 single (excl. US$300 passport)
• St Kitts & Nevis — US$250,000 contribution; statutory total US$260,250
• Grenada — US$235,000 contribution; statutory total US$244,000
• Dominica — US$200,000 contribution; statutory total US$210,000
• Saint Lucia — US$240,000 contribution; statutory total US$250,500
• Nauru — US$90,000 promotional contribution through 31 December 2026 (standard US$115,000)
• Vanuatu — US$130,000 contribution
• São Tomé & Príncipe — US$90,000
• Türkiye — US$400,000 property, held with a three-year no-sale annotation
• Egypt — US$250,000 non-refundable donation
• Argentina — US$350,000 announced treasury contribution
• Latvia — €50,000 equity in a qualifying SME plus a €10,000 state-budget payment
• Portugal — €500,000 in a qualifying non-real-estate fund
• Greece — €250,000 for a completed commercial-to-residential conversion or listed-building restoration, including in Athens
• Italy — €250,000 in an innovative start-up
• Malta — €99,000 administration and contribution package plus a property purchase of €375,000 or rent of €14,000 a year
• Cyprus — €300,000 plus VAT in new residential or commercial property, company shares or a Cyprus fund
• Bulgaria — BGN 1,000,000, about €511,292 to €512,000
• France — €300,000 business investment
• United Arab Emirates — AED 2,000,000 property value
• Costa Rica — US$150,000
• Brazil — R$150,000 innovation investment. Property is R$1,000,000 (R$700,000 in the North or Northeast). Business investment is R$500,000.
• Paraguay — US$70,000 business investment, a plan and five direct jobs
• Panama — US$300,000 for new property bought first-hand from a developer
• Colombia — COP 175,090,500 qualifying business investment