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How to choose a citizenship or residency by investment firm

Investment migration firms prepare and file your application, coordinate due diligence, and manage the investment itself, whether that is a government contribution, a real estate purchase or a fund subscription. The Caribbean citizenship programs accept applications only through government-licensed agents, so for those the firm you pick is part of the process, not an optional extra.

Before you sign, ask for the firm's licence or agent number with the program's investment unit, a written breakdown of government fees, due diligence fees and the firm's own fee, and a realistic timeline. Be wary of anyone who promises guaranteed approval: due diligence decisions are made by the government, not the agent.

The location filter shows where a firm is based, not which programs it handles. Open a profile to see the programs and countries it covers.

Comparing programs first? See the citizenship by investment guide and residency by investment programs. Need a lawyer in one country? Browse immigration attorneys.

Questions to ask before you sign

  • What is your licence or agent number for this program?
  • What is the full cost, split into government, due diligence and your fees?
  • What happens to my money if the application is refused?
  • How many applications for this program did you file last year?
  • Who is my point of contact, and how often will I get updates?

Frequently asked questions

A residency or citizenship by investment (RCBI) firm helps investors choose a program, prepares and submits the application, coordinates due diligence checks, and arranges the qualifying investment. Many work across several countries.

For the Caribbean programs (Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica, Grenada, St Kitts and Nevis and St Lucia), yes: applications are filed through licensed agents. Residency by investment programs set their own rules, and many applicants work with a local lawyer or advisor.

Ask for its licence or agent number and check it against the list of authorised agents published by the program’s government unit.

Fees depend on the program, family size and the services included. Ask for an all-in quote that separates government fees, due diligence fees and the firm’s own fee before you commit.

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