An Investor Visa is designed for high-net-worth individuals, entrepreneurs, and business owners who wish to invest capital in a foreign country in exchange for residency or citizenship. At Yourabroadmap, we provide expert guidance on investor visa programmes in countries like Portugal, Malta, Canada, UAE, and more.
- investment threshold and programme selection
- business plan drafting and financial documentation
- legal entity setup and compliance guidance
- visa application and interview preparation
- residency and citizenship by investment pathways
- tax and wealth planning pre-consultation
01
assess
Assess investment goals and identify the right investor programme.
02
plan
Draft business plan and prepare financial documentation.
03
apply
Submit investor visa application with full legal support.
04
settle
Secure residency and begin your investment journey abroad.
yourabroadmap advantage
Complete Support From Start to Finish
Our experienced consultants provide end-to-end guidance so every step is handled with professionalism and care.
global investment expertise
We advise on investor programmes across Europe, North America, and the Middle East.
legal compliance
All investment routes are fully compliant with host country immigration law.
personalised roadmap
We create a custom investment and residency pathway for each client.
citizenship pathways
We guide clients from investor visa to permanent residency and eventual citizenship.
faq
Frequently Asked Questions
It varies by country. Portugal's Golden Visa starts at €250,000, Malta at €150,000, and Canada's investor streams have different thresholds per province.
Popular options include Portugal, Malta, Greece, Cyprus, UAE (Golden Visa), Canada (SUV), and the USA (EB-5).
Yes, several countries offer citizenship by investment, including Malta, St. Kitts, and Vanuatu. Others grant citizenship after a residency period.
Requirements vary. Some programmes like Portugal's Golden Visa require only 7 days per year of physical presence.
In most programmes, the investment must be maintained for a minimum period (typically 5 years) before it can be liquidated or repatriated.