Opportunity Map Global citizenship and residency opportunity map

Look up citizenship and residency programmes by country, programme type, status and minimum investment threshold.

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  • Citizenship and residence by investment 10
  • Citizenship by investment 7
  • Residence by investment · golden visa 40
  • Entrepreneur · start-up 42
  • Digital nomad · retirement 7
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Explorer results — 2 programmes / 1 countries

Georgia: 2 programmes

Georgia · Citizenship by MeritGeorgian Citizenship by Exception (Organic Law on Citizenship, Art. 17)Active
No investment threshold recorded
Source checked
2026-06-30
Path
Direct citizenship
Reference processing time (months)
— – —
Years to citizenship (reference)
0
Presence days/year
0
Fixed capital requirement
No
Dual citizenship (snapshot)
No

Family (snapshot)

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    Georgia · Residence by Investment · Golden VisaShort-Term (Investment/Property) Residence PermitActive
    USD 150,000
    Source checked
    2026-08-26
    Path
    Residence then citizenship
    Reference processing time (months)
    1.0 – 2.0
    Years to citizenship (reference)
    10
    Presence days/year
    0
    Fixed capital requirement
    Yes
    Dual citizenship (snapshot)
    No

    Family (snapshot)

    • Spouse: Yes
    • Maximum child age: 18
    • Minimum parent age: 0
    • Siblings: No

    Routes in the snapshot

    • Real estate ownership ≥USD 150k (raised from 100k, effective 1 Mar 2026) — USD 150,000
    • Investment residence ≥USD 300k — USD 300,000
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    What the map contains

    • Citizenship and residence-by-investment programmes by country
    • Published minimum investment thresholds
    • Application processing time and years to citizenship (for reference)

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