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A world of opportunity: How you can gain permanent residency abroad

NLM TeamBy NLM TeamJune 9, 2021Updated:June 19, 2023No Comments3 Mins Read
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Portugal: a popular choice for Residency by Investment (RBI).
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The world is full of opportunities, but, often, certain barriers prevent us from traveling freely to countries we might like to visit. As a result, we cannot access alternative healthcare systems in other countries, offer our children more diverse educational prospects, or even just live in another country for any length of time. 

But what if there was a way to break down those barriers quickly and easily – a way of opening up access to those global opportunities for you and your family? 

The Nairobi Law Monthly September Edition

Windsor Capital Management, a specialist in Citizenship/Residency by Investment, has the experience and know-how to help individuals take full advantage of what the world has to offer. 

An Alternative Citizenship or Residency 

Citizenship/Residency by Investment is an easy and assured way of obtaining a second passport or residency. It provides the possibility of visa-free access to hundreds of countries across the globe and potentially significant tax advantages, and gives applicants the chance to have a second home in another country where they can bring their families to live, work or study, gaining new cultural experiences. 

Citizenship/Residency by Investment provides quick and easy access to countries as multicultural and diverse as the USA or the UK and as fashionable and sophisticated as Portugal, Turkey or Malta, or to invest in the sun-drenched paradise islands of Antigua & Barbuda, Grenada, and St Kitts & Nevis, to name just a few. 

The process is simple. Depending on your chosen country, applicants can decide to invest in government-approved real estate, giving them access to exclusive real estate opportunities, which can be theirs to enjoy or use as alternative income streams or simply donate to the host country’s local development fund in return for a passport that will give them the right to live and work freely. What is more, you get to enjoy improved global mobility that comes with owning a different passport. 

There are programs to suit all budgets, too, with options starting from as little as $100,000!

By working with experts in this space, who will help you every step of the way – from choosing a country that best suits your needs to carrying out all the necessary paperwork – the process of gaining citizenship/residency through Investment is a stress-free and straightforward means of realising your ambitions of an alternate citizenship or residency in just a matter of months. 

Visit Windsor Capital Management or contact us using the information below and let us help you make the most of what the world has to offer.

Brian Mawanda, Business Development Manager, East Africa, Windsor Capital Management

Email: brian.mawanda@windsorcm.com

Telephone: +254 720 244 669

OR

Hiran Chohan, Managing Director, Windsor Capital Management

Email: info@windsorcm.com

Telephone: +44 (0)203 983 6969

Website: www.windsorcm.com

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