Residence by investment · Legal Reset
The best investment route is not always the one requiring the most capital.
We compare available economic categories and design the structure that best connects the investment, immigration timeline, and business or wealth objective.
Compare my investment routesAt a glance
The route, before the paperwork.
Category
Depends on the investment
Timeline
Provisional or permanent
Key decision
Asset, business, and term
The problem
“Investor visa” describes several routes with different outcomes and obligations.
Investing in an operating company, real estate, or a fixed deposit does not produce the same permit or require the same evidence.
The comparison should consider amount, employment, holding period, dependents, time to definitive residence, and the ability to document funds from abroad.
Eligibility and structure
We choose the category after understanding the actual investment.
Operating company
For business investment whose capital, operations, employment, and corporate evidence meet the applicable category.
Economic solvency through property
A route based on real estate and registry evidence, subject to current amount and conditions.
Fixed deposit
An alternative based on capital held with a local bank for the required term.
Mixed investment
A combination of qualifying assets where the current category and documentation allow it.
Official requirements, amounts, and authority criteria may change. Information reviewed on 2026-07-28; every case must be validated before acting or committing funds.
How we work
From profile to a traceable immigration file.
Frequently asked questions
What to clarify before choosing the route.
Is this the same as the Qualified Investor program?
Not necessarily. Qualified Investor is a specific category; other economic routes have different amounts, stages, and obligations.
Do all routes grant immediate permanent residence?
No. Some contemplate a provisional period before definitive permanent residence can be requested.
Can an operating company be used?
Yes, when the business route’s requirements for capital, activity, employment, and investment evidence are met.
Must the funds originate abroad?
Several routes require proof that funds came from abroad. Evidence should be planned before the transfer.
Should I choose solely by minimum amount?
No. Asset type, term, operations, dependents, and immigration outcome also determine suitability.
Other immigration routes
Compare before you decide.
Next step
Tell us your nationality, objective, timeline, and family composition.
The form will already identify this immigration route so our first response can focus on eligibility and next steps.
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