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Residency and Citizenship Planning

Consider where you and your family may wish to establish residence, the status each family member may require, and whether a second citizenship forms part of your wider plans. Residence rights, citizenship and tax residence are distinct matters, each requiring careful assessment.

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Questions to consider

Residency options

Consider where you want to live and the residence permit or status your plans may require.

Citizenship by investment

Review a program's eligibility, application costs, and requirements before deciding whether to pursue it.

Family mobility

Check which family members can apply and what the arrangements mean for work, study, and everyday life.

Tax residency

Assess tax residence separately from immigration status, including any residence and reporting requirements.

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Liliya Soboleva

Liliya Soboleva

Chief Executive Officer & Founder

Residency, citizenship and cross-border planning

Languages: English · Russian

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Prepare for a residency or citizenship discussion

Tell us the countries you are considering, who would apply, and your preferred timing.

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