Archive · 4 Sep 2025
Top Citizenship by Investment Programs for 2025
Some wealthy people are choosing to become citizens of other countries by investing money, also known as Citizenship by Investment programs.
These programs are becoming popular as a way to travel more easily and access global markets.
The article lists several countries that offer these programs.
Malta is the most expensive, while others like Dominica are more affordable.
Each program has different costs, investment types, and benefits like visa-free travel to numerous countries.
Countries include Turkey, Jordan, and several Caribbean nations that offer alternative routes to global mobility, offering the opportunity to live, study, and work in a new country.
High-net-worth individuals are increasingly seeking Citizenship by Investment (CBI) for global mobility.
Malta's program costs up to $6.2 million, offering visa-free access to almost 190 destinations.
Greece offers a Residency by Investment program for $290,000.
Dominica's citizenship program starts at $200,000, granting access to 140 countries.
Turkey has a popular program that requires a minimum investment of $400,000.
- Who
- High-net-worth individuals.
- What
- Citizenship by investment (CBI) and e-residency programs.
- When
- Since January 2017.
- Where
- Malta, Greece, Dominica, Cyprus, Turkey, Jordan, Egypt, Antigua and Barbuda, Grenada, and St. Kitts and Nevis.
- Why
- To gain global mobility and access to international markets.
- Malta Cost
- $6.2 million
- Greece Cost
- $290,000
- Dominica Cost
- $200,000
- Cyprus Cost
- $340,000
- Turkey Cost
- $400,000
- Jordan Cost
- $400,000
- Egypt Cost
- $250,000
- Antigua Barbuda Cost
- $230,000
- Grenada Cost
- $235,000
- St. Kitts and Nevis Cost
- $250,000
