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When I click the pricing link it states: " 10% Pricing as clear as the Caribbean sea. We only charge a flat fee of 10% of your minimum application cost — ev
by Jimmc414 3y ago
When I click the pricing link it states:
" 10%
Pricing as clear as the Caribbean sea.
We only charge a flat fee of 10% of your minimum application cost — even if you decide to invest more. No hidden or extra fees."
Then there is a button that states, "Calculate your costs" and when I click it I am taken back to the home page.
I'm a little confused by this. What is my minimum application cost to move to another country? I would suggest presenting an example perhaps.
- viraptor 3y agoMaybe the view is broken for you for some reason. I see a list of a few countries on the homepage with the lowest currently being Dominica at $109k and the highest bring Malta at $865k.
- n2d4 3y agoFrom what I can tell, this is the amount you have to invest into the country, not the application fee. They are similar to US EB-5 investor green cards, but grant a full citizenship.
- viraptor 3y agoAh, good catch, I missed that detail in the question.
- pyuser583 3y agoMy understanding is you get to keep the money. It just has to be invested in a local business that meets certain requirements. Local consulting firms can build such businesses (for a fee), and they are generally profitable.
- ipince 3y agoIt really depends. In some cases, it is actually an investment, either in a company or in real estate. But the real estate may come with requirements, like specific areas in which the property must be, or with restrictions on selling it. In other cases, you can "donate" to a government-managed fund. In that case it's not really an investment cause you'll never see that money again.