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How to sell investment property and keep residency or second citizenship

How to sell investment property and keep residency or second citizenship

Buying real estate is one of the ways to legally obtain residency or citizenship in another country. All it takes is purchasing an apartment, house, or commercial property that meets the country’s requirements. In Greece, for example, buying a property for renovation worth at least €250,000 qualifies an investor for residency. In Türkiye, investing at least $400,000 in real estate makes one eligible for citizenship. Here is where investors buy property, whether they can rent it out, and how to keep residency when selling property.

Elena Kozyreva

Elena Kozyreva

15 min
9 pros and cons of dual citizenship in 2026: what you should know first

9 pros and cons of dual citizenship in 2026: what you should know first

Holding multiple citizenships provides a person with a number of benefits, such as freedom of travel, the ability to choose the more advanced healthcare system, and wider educational opportunities. However, there are some cons to holding two passports, too.

Vladlena Baranova

Vladlena Baranova

5 min
Documents for citizenship by investment: ultimate checklist

Documents for citizenship by investment: ultimate checklist

Countries issuing citizenship by investment do not grant it automatically: they need to check on the applicant to ensure they are not likely to bring trouble into the country, even if they can fulfil the conditions for investment. The main points of interest are usually the sufficiency and legality of income, criminal record, and civil status. All of the above must be confirmed by specific documents. Here is the list of documents needed for citizenship application.

Vladlena Baranova

Vladlena Baranova

5 min
How to travel with two passports: updated dual citizen guide for 2026

How to travel with two passports: updated dual citizen guide for 2026

After obtaining second citizenship, many practical questions arise. These include how to travel with two passports, which one to use, to whom, and what to show when crossing the border.  The answers can be confusing. Documents must be shown several times: in the home country at the airline counter, at passport control, and again after arrival in another country. Learn how to cross the border with two passports in 2025.

Vladlena Baranova

Vladlena Baranova

6 min
Buying citizenship with cryptocurrencies: what’s real and what’s not

Buying citizenship with cryptocurrencies: what’s real and what’s not

In most countries offering citizenship programmes, it is officially impossible to acquire a passport by investing directly in cryptocurrencies. Digital assets must first be sold, transferred to a bank account, and their legality fully documented. Yet, in 2023, the first exception appeared, opening a direct pathway for crypto investors to obtain a second passport. This article breaks down the most persistent myths about using crypto for citizenship, explains where digital assets can genuinely be invested for a passport, and outlines how to prepare your application to avoid rejection due to Due Diligence issues.

Elena Ruda

Elena Ruda

9 min
Caribbean education system: what parents need to know before moving

Caribbean education system: what parents need to know before moving

The Caribbean education system includes kindergartens, primary and secondary schools, and universities. Kindergartens generally accept kids from the age of 2, but it’s not compulsory for the children to attend. International schools in the Caribbean can be either public or private, and they accept children from 5 to 16. Schooling is mandatory. Universities offer programs in different fields, the most popular one being medicine. There are about 60 medical schools in the region.

Lyle Julien

Lyle Julien

6 min
11 reasons to get a Caribbean or Vanuatu passport right now

11 reasons to get a Caribbean or Vanuatu passport right now

The cheapest and fastest way to obtain citizenship is offered to investors in five Caribbean countries and Vanuatu. To get a passport in Vanuatu, a foreigner must contribute at least $130,000, while in the Caribbean, the minimum sum is $200,000. Let’s discuss the reasons for applying for a passport from one of the Caribbean island nations or Vanuatu.

Lyle Julien

Lyle Julien

9 min
16 best golden passports to consider in 2026

16 best golden passports to consider in 2026

Citizenship by investment (CBI) programs, often dubbed golden passports, offer individuals the opportunity to obtain a second passport in exchange for financial investments.  Golden passports are not to be confused with Golden Visas, which are programs that allow foreigners to obtain a residency permit for investment in a country’s economy. Learn more about the best options to become a citizen or a resident of another country by investment.

Albert Ioffe

Albert Ioffe

8 min
Grenada vs St Kitts passport: second citizenship comparison for investors

Grenada vs St Kitts passport: second citizenship comparison for investors

Grenada and St Kitts and Nevis are countries with the most advanced economies in the Caribbean. Many entrepreneurs get second passports of these states to develop their international businesses. Wealthy people obtain citizenship for worldwide visa-free trips. Find out about the conditions of the government programs for wealthy people who invest in Grenada and St Kitts and Nevis’s economies.

Lyle Julien

Lyle Julien

8 min
Best Caribbean islands to buy property: complete investor’s guide

Best Caribbean islands to buy property: complete investor’s guide

Several Caribbean countries have citizenship by investment programs. By buying property for $200,000+, you can obtain a passport that grants visa-free access to popular countries, tax optimisation for businesses, and a safe haven in a tropical climate. However, besides citizenship, there are several other criteria to consider when investing in Caribbean real estate. Let’s look at some options.

Lyle Julien

Lyle Julien

8 min
Donation to Grenada’s NTF: easiest path to second citizenship in 2026

Donation to Grenada’s NTF: easiest path to second citizenship in 2026

Grenada offers one of the most accessible and attractive citizenship by investment programs in the Caribbean. Investors can obtain a Grenada passport by contributing to the country’s National Transformation Fund or by investing in government-approved real estate. Although the contribution to the fund is a non-refundable donation, many investors still prefer this route. In 2024, nearly half of all applicants opted for it. In this article, we explain why: how the fund works, what the benefits are, and what makes it more appealing than real estate.

Lyle Julien

Lyle Julien

5 min
How to obtain a US E-2 visa through Grenada citizenship: ultimate expert guide

How to obtain a US E-2 visa through Grenada citizenship: ultimate expert guide

Many investors participate in the Grenada Citizenship by Investment Program to start a business and move to live in the USA.

Albert Ioffe

Albert Ioffe

4 min
Grenada vs Dominica passport: which Caribbean citizenship is better?

Grenada vs Dominica passport: which Caribbean citizenship is better?

Grenada and Dominica are Caribbean countries whose citizens can travel visa-free to at least 140 states. The Schengen Area, the UK and China are on the list of free destinations. No requirement for entry to China is a rare opportunity as the country has visa-waiver agreements with 22 states only. Wealthy people get Grenada and Dominica passports by investment. They choose citizenship programs based on cost, obtaining period and other terms. We compare the obtaining conditions and possibilities of second citizenship to help you make an informed choice.

Lyle Julien

Lyle Julien

8 min
5 compelling reasons to get a second passport in 2026

5 compelling reasons to get a second passport in 2026

7 out of 10 billionaires have second passports. However, this privilege is not only available to the super-rich. An increasing number of entrepreneurs, investors, and top managers are choosing second citizenship to protect themselves, their capital, and their families. For example, restaurateurs obtain second passports to safeguard their businesses from sanctions. Discover why second citizenship is a tool for solving the most complex problems, not just a whim or luxury.

Albert Ioffe

Albert Ioffe

6 min
10 reasons why Caribbean citizenship is so popular with investors

10 reasons why Caribbean citizenship is so popular with investors

A Caribbean passport offers investors significant benefits, such as visa-free travel to at least 145 countries, tax advantages, second citizenship for the whole family, business opportunities, and a safe haven in a tropical paradise.  Five Caribbean countries grant citizenship under state investment programs: Dominica, Antigua and Barbuda, St Lucia, St Kitts and Nevis, and Grenada. The number of investors obtaining citizenship in these countries grows each year by 10 to 30%.  Learn about the other opportunities available to investors, the costs involved in obtaining citizenship, and whether it's possible to recover the investment.

Lyle Julien

Lyle Julien

7 min
Truth about Caribbean citizenship discounts: real costs revealed

Truth about Caribbean citizenship discounts: real costs revealed

Investors seeking to obtain Caribbean citizenship by investment may encounter fraudulent agents offering illegal discounts and financial schemes. These violations have already resulted in multiple application rejections and even citizenship revocation. Authorities are cracking down on these practices, reinforcing stricter controls to protect the integrity of the citizenship by investment programmes. Discover the tactics these agents use to deceive applicants and the legal ways to obtain Caribbean citizenship by investment.

Paul Lauber

Paul Lauber

5 min
Protect your family with a second passport: guide to dual citizenship for EU citizens

Protect your family with a second passport: guide to dual citizenship for EU citizens

In the event of a crisis due to the situation in Ukraine, more and more EU citizens are considering obtaining second citizenship outside the EU. A second passport provides the opportunity to relocate quickly to a safer country with the entire family, protect financial assets, and gain peace of mind. The good news is that EU citizens can obtain a second passport by investment in one of the Caribbean states, Türkiye or Vanuatu, within several months without the need to live in the country. This article provides an overview of second citizenship options for EU citizens.

Albert Ioffe

Albert Ioffe

9 min
17 best countries for English speakers to live in: updated for 2026

17 best countries for English speakers to live in: updated for 2026

Moving to a new country can be stressful, especially when language barriers make communication a challenge. Struggling to communicate using only gestures makes even simple tasks feel frustrating and overwhelming. Expats can skip this stress by choosing a destination where English is widely spoken. We've curated a list of 17 of the best countries for English speakers to live in, spanning Europe, the Caribbean, the Middle East, and Africa.

Alevtina Kalmuk

Alevtina Kalmuk

23 min
How to open a bank account in the Caribbean

How to open a bank account in the Caribbean

There are 35 independent countries in the Caribbean. Each country has its own state bank and branches of other banks. Immigrant Invest will explain on what conditions investors can open an account in a Caribbean bank and how much it costs.

Lyle Julien

Lyle Julien

3 min
How to travel to the US or UK visa-free: updated rules for 2025

How to travel to the US or UK visa-free: updated rules for 2025

Citizens of some countries do not need a visa to enter the USA or the UK. Others can overcome this restriction by obtaining second citizenship in a country that offers visa-free access to both destinations. Explore the countries with visa-waiver agreements with the United States, the conditions for obtaining a 10-year US visitor visa, and which second passport is best for frequent travel to Great Britain.

Albert Ioffe

Albert Ioffe

6 min
How to optimise taxes with a second citizenship and residency: detailed plan

How to optimise taxes with a second citizenship and residency: detailed plan

An individual can optimise their tax liabilities by changing their country of tax residency or registering a company abroad. To do this, they need to hold a residence permit, permanent residency, or second citizenship. Discover the countries where an investor can obtain a residence permit, permanent residency, or citizenship in order to reduce the tax due on their global income, get a refund of up to 100% of the corporate tax paid, or receive an exemption from paying corporate tax for 50 years.

Albert Ioffe

Albert Ioffe

9 min
Caribbean tax guide: what individuals and businesses pay in 2026

Caribbean tax guide: what individuals and businesses pay in 2026

Entrepreneurs get Caribbean passports by investment to develop their business and transfer assets to more convenient tax jurisdictions. There are no capital gains or inheritance taxes in the Caribbean. Residents of some states do not pay income and property taxes. We discuss the general taxation principles in the region and tax rates in five countries: St Kitts and Nevis, Antigua and Barbuda, Grenada, St Lucia and Dominica.

Albert Ioffe

Albert Ioffe

7 min
Grenada banking guide: top banks and how to open an account in 2026

Grenada banking guide: top banks and how to open an account in 2026

Grenada is a small Caribbean island nation, ranked tenth in the list of the smallest countries in terms of area. At the same time, 18 banks operate in the country, including national banks of Grenada and branches of international banks.

Lyle Julien

Lyle Julien

4 min
Grenada passport renewal and citizen rights full guide: what you must know now

Grenada passport renewal and citizen rights full guide: what you must know now

The Grenada passport provides visa-free access to more than 140 countries, getting an American business visa with the right to reside in the USA and other benefits. Along with the rights, there are also obligations. For example, it is necessary to comply with the investment program rules. Learn more about the benefits of a Grenada passport and how an investor can maintain citizenship.

Lyle Julien

Lyle Julien

5 min
Grenada citizenship pros & cons — what investors need to know now

Grenada citizenship pros & cons — what investors need to know now

Citizens of Grenada fly visa-free to the Schengen countries, China, and the UK. They can get an E-2 business visa to the United States, which is not available to everyone. However, the Grenadian passport does not allow you to move to the European Union or the UK.

Lyle Julien

Lyle Julien

5 min
Grenada insurance explained: public vs. private policies in 2026

Grenada insurance explained: public vs. private policies in 2026

Grenada boasts a well-developed insurance policy: for example, primary medical care is free for visitors and residents of the island. Grenada also offers insurance packages to travellers, expats, car and homeowners, etc. Learn about the types of insurance needed to visit and live in Grenada and what insurance you need when moving to Grenada.

Lyle Julien

Lyle Julien

5 min
Grenada citizenship for kids: education perks that families love

Grenada citizenship for kids: education perks that families love

Most investors get second citizenship in Grenada along with their family: spouse, children and parents. Investors are interested in the benefits that their children with Grenada citizenship receive. We're explaining how investors can help with getting a high‑quality education to their kids.

Lyle Julien

Lyle Julien

4 min
How much does Grenada citizenship cost in 2026?

How much does Grenada citizenship cost in 2026?

To become Grenada citizens, applicants can invest from $150,000 in a state fund or buy real estate for at least $220,000. Applying for citizenship by investment is the easiest way to get a Grenada passport. The obtaining process takes 4 to 6 months and can be completed remotely. Grenada citizenship provides an opportunity to get an E-2 business visa to the USA and enter the UK, the Schengen Area and China without visas.

Lyle Julien

Lyle Julien

4 min
Grenada healthcare system: what expats and locals should know

Grenada healthcare system: what expats and locals should know

The healthcare system of Grenada is one of the best in the Caribbean. There are more than 30 medical facilities in the country, including public acute care hospitals and medical stations. Primary care is free, but getting a private healthcare plan is still better. Learn more about healthcare options available for residents and foreigners in Grenada.

Lyle Julien

Lyle Julien

5 min
Caribbean real estate: price trends, income potential, and expenses

Caribbean real estate: price trends, income potential, and expenses

Turquoise waters, white sandy beaches, year-round sunshine, exotic wildlife and villas immersed in greenery which welcome a continuous stream of guests. Are you looking to invest in real estate within an exotic country? Look no further than the islands of the Caribbean.

Elena Ruda

Elena Ruda

11 min
Dual citizenship in South Africa: how to apply and what to expect

Dual citizenship in South Africa: how to apply and what to expect

A South African passport allows visiting 105 countries without a visa. Meanwhile, passports of EU countries allow travelling visa-free to up to 173 states; above that, they provide their holders with numerous benefits. Fortunately, South Africans can have dual citizenship and enjoy all the advantages of their second passports. Learn the details on obtaining dual citizenship for South Africans.

Lyle Julien

Lyle Julien

8 min
How to get citizenship or residency for siblings: legal options explained

How to get citizenship or residency for siblings: legal options explained

Investors can include their siblings in citizenship applications in the Caribbean countries, like Grenada or St Kitts and Nevis. Some European residency programs also allow applicants to obtain residence permits for brothers and sisters. And it’s possible to get a US Green Card for a sibling, too. But there are some peculiarities to consider, like age thresholds, high costs or an enormously long procedure. Let’s discuss all the conditions for getting a passport or an RP for a sibling.

Vladlena Baranova

Vladlena Baranova

5 min
Visa to Grenada: who needs it and how to get approved fast

Visa to Grenada: who needs it and how to get approved fast

To enter Grenada, citizens of more than 100 countries will need a visa only in certain situations: when they need to spend more time in the country 90 days out of 180 when they want to study at a university in Grenada, work or do business in the country.

Albert Ioffe

Albert Ioffe

4 min
Grenada tax guide: what residents need to know about tax in 2026

Grenada tax guide: what residents need to know about tax in 2026

Grenada citizenship helps investors optimize taxes. There are no taxes on inheritance and capital gains in the country. Income tax is payable only if the income is derived from a source in Grenada. In addition, there are two income tax rates: 10 and 28%, depending on the income amount. Grenadian companies pay corporate tax at 28% and the VAT at the standard rate of 15%. The annual property tax is up to 0.8% of the market property value. Learn what other taxes individuals and companies pay in Grenada.

Albert Ioffe

Albert Ioffe

5 min
Grenada vs St Lucia passport: which citizneship-by-investment program offers more value?

Grenada vs St Lucia passport: which citizneship-by-investment program offers more value?

There are many differences between passports of St Lucia and Grenada: visa-free destinations, costs and time of obtaining. Let's discuss the passport holder's opportunities and the features of Grenada and St Lucia programs, and compare them.

Lyle Julien

Lyle Julien

8 min
Business and tax guide to the Caribbean: top islands for entrepreneurs

Business and tax guide to the Caribbean: top islands for entrepreneurs

Entrepreneurs register a business in the Caribbean in order to expand into international markets, reduce their tax payments, and open corporate accounts in foreign banks. We understand the advantages of this approach and how to implement it, and we are experienced and knowledgeable in registering companies and advising them on how to legally reduce their tax liabilities.

Lyle Julien

Lyle Julien

5 min

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