The programs I work with most, at a glance: who qualifies, what it costs to start, how long it takes, and who you can bring. A starting point for a conversation, not a substitute for one.
A second passport and the mobility, security, and optionality that come with it, usually with little or no residency requirement.
A fast, family-friendly Caribbean passport with Schengen, UK, and Singapore access.
One of the most established and affordable programs, with no residency requirement.
The Caribbean program with US E-2 treaty access and broad visa-free travel.
An EU passport via a merit-and-contribution route, restructured in 2025.
A flexible Caribbean program with multiple investment routes and no stay requirement.
A large-economy passport via real estate, with US E-2 access after three years.
The right to live, work, study, and base your family in a stable country, often with a path toward citizenship over time.
Tax-neutral Caribbean residence in a stable British Overseas Territory.
The Start-up Visa: permanent residence for entrepreneurs, with a path to citizenship.
Long-term residence in a tax-neutral jurisdiction with world-class infrastructure.
One of Europe's most efficient permanent-residence routes, in an EU member state.
The Golden Visa, still entering at €250,000 via heritage restoration and conversions.
The Investor Visa, with residence in three to four months and a flat-tax option.
The Permanent Residence Programme: Schengen mobility and an English-speaking base.
The Active Investor Plus program, launched April 2025, for investors and families.
The Qualified Investor Visa, with permanent residence arranged remotely in about 30 days.
The Golden Visa: Schengen travel, minimal stay, and a route toward citizenship.
A note on figures. Minimum investment amounts reflect Latitude's published program terms (latitudeworld.com, accessed June 2026). Processing timelines, eligibility, and family inclusion reflect general program parameters as of early 2026 and change frequently, often quarterly. This page is a starting point, not legal, tax, or investment advice. The right route depends on your goals, tax position, and timeline, so confirm current requirements before acting.
That is the right question, and the one I start with. Every engagement begins with a confidential conversation about your objectives, not a program pitch.
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