About This Site

What this site publishes

One programme, set out in full: what it costs at the amounts the Citizenship Office publishes, what the document pack contains, how long the stages take and what the passport does and does not open. The fee schedule is reproduced as published rather than summarised, including the separate schedule for the Capital Investment Immigration Plan that most of the niche leaves out.

The filing rule

An applicant cannot file directly. The Commission accepts applications only through a designated agent, and the agent carries obligations under the regulations for the material submitted. That single rule shapes everything else, including which questions are worth asking of an adviser and which answers should end a conversation.

The number everyone quotes

The figure used here is 88 destinations, combining visa-free entry with visa on arrival and counting partially recognised territories. Totals above a hundred generally fold in the forty-odd countries that issue electronic visas, which are applications with a fee, or else predate 2023. The European Union suspended visa-free access on 4 February 2023 and made it permanent through Regulation (EU) 2025/11, applying from 3 February 2025; the United Kingdom introduced a visa requirement on 19 July 2023.

Where we stop

Where the Citizenship Office publishes a figure, it is used and attributed. Where it does not, the structure is described and the numbers left out. No case studies, client counts, success rates or firm history appear here, because a reader cannot verify any of them and an unverifiable claim is worth less than an acknowledged gap.