Types of visas we specialise

A passive income residency visa is designed for individuals who already have stable, reliable income sources and want to establish legal residency in another country. Unlike employment-based visas, these programmes are not based on securing a job or working locally. Instead, applicants must demonstrate that they can financially support themselves through existing income streams.

A digital nomad visa is designed for remote employees and self-employed professionals who earn their income from clients or employers based outside their destination country. Unlike traditional work visas, these programmes allow eligible applicants to continue working remotely for overseas businesses while legally residing abroad, provided they meet the minimum income and eligibility requirements.

An investment visa is designed for individuals seeking residency through a qualifying financial investment in their destination country. Unlike employment or income-based programmes, these routes require applicants to make an approved investment—such as in government-regulated funds, real estate, or businesses—in exchange for a pathway to legal residency, subject to meeting the programme's investment criteria and ongoing requirements.

A business residency visa is designed for entrepreneurs, business owners, and company directors who wish to establish, expand, or represent a business in another country. Rather than relying on employment, these programmes are based on business activity, investment in a commercial venture, or the establishment of a qualifying business presence, allowing eligible applicants to obtain legal residency while developing their business interests.