Citizenship by Investment
Second passports through 13 government-approved programmes.
Citizenship by investment provides a second passport through a government-approved economic contribution or real-estate purchase — generational, transferable to spouse and children, with no residency requirement in most programmes.
ASJ Group works with thirteen active programmes across the Caribbean, Europe and the South Pacific. We select the programme against the client's mobility goals, tax residency plans, family composition and the political stability of the issuing jurisdiction.
Every application is director-supervised. Enhanced due diligence is completed before the client is submitted — we do not submit applications that will not clear source-of-funds review.
Scope of engagement
- Visa-free access to 140+ countries
- Generational citizenship
- No physical residency required
Typical clients
- HNW individuals seeking visa-free mobility to 140+ countries
- Families building generational optionality across multiple passports
- Founders and investors mitigating single-passport political risk
A named director on the file, from first call to handover.
Mobility, tax, family and timeline goals mapped to the right programme.
Enhanced due diligence completed before the government file is opened.
Full application prepared, investment routed through escrow, government processing managed.
Passport issuance, tax-residency planning and mobility handover.
What you receive.
Every engagement closes with a director-signed handover pack — retained on file for thirty years.
- Programme recommendation memorandum
- Enhanced due diligence pre-clearance
- Complete government application file
- Escrow-routed investment
- Post-issuance tax and mobility planning
Jurisdictions in active use for this service.
Questions we hear on every intake call.
- Do I need to live in the country?
- In Caribbean programmes and Vanuatu, no physical residency is required. Malta requires a genuine link — typically twelve months of legal residency before naturalisation.
- Is my citizenship passed to my children?
- Yes. All programmes we work with confer citizenship by descent for children born after naturalisation, and permit family inclusion in the original application.
- How long does the process take?
- Caribbean programmes typically complete in four to eight months. Malta is a twelve- to thirty-six-month process depending on the residency track.
Start with a twenty-minute call. Leave with a written scope.
Every engagement begins with a director — not a junior, not a chatbot. Fixed fees, quoted in writing, before any work begins.
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Every engagement begins with a twenty-minute director-led call. Fixed fees, in writing, before any work begins.