Choosing the right location and selecting the license that is best suited for your business can be a challenging task, but a very important one.
We offer business setup across the UAE,Singapore,Mauritius,Netherland,Uk,Hongkong,China with a choice of Free Zone or Mainland, as well as Offshore. Each location and license has its own benefits, and as every business is unique, we recommend speaking to one of our business setup advisors, who will give you the full overview, and tailor your ideal setup plan.
RESIDENCY CITIZENSHIP
The residency permit will be conditional and you must comply with the conditions in order to renew.
You will hold an international travel document from your country of residence, for example, an ID card.
You will be eligible to reside and study within the country or residency without restrictions (though conditions can vary depending on the country).
You may be eligible to work or conduct business in the country of residence.
Most countries will require your biometric information.
Many countries will have a minimum stay requirement.
You must hold a clear criminal record.
You must have your own private health insurance.
You may be able to travel more freely to other countries in your nations state, e.g the EU Shengen zone.
Citizenship is for a lifetime.
You will be issued a passport identifying you as a citizen of your country (renewable every 5-10 years).
You will have the freedom to travel, visa-free, to any nations with whom your country has a travel agreement with Usually, Citizenship is passed onto your children.
You will have all the rights and privileges defined by your country’s law, including the right to vote, work, access education, and obtain healthcare
In most cases there is no, or a very minimal minimum stay requirements.
You can call upon your country for assistance and protection, and access any embassy, consulate, or other diplomatic establishment when travelling abroad Have stability, certainty and a ”Plan B”.
Have the right not to be deprived of your nationality (according to Article 15 of the UN’s Universal Declaration of Human Rights).
There are a number of different immigration options available today, commonly referred to as Investor Visa’s, Golden Visas, Citizenship by Investment and various other terminology.
Some of these programmes offer a residency visa whilst others come with residency which can later lead to citizenship, and many are direct citizenship programmes. If you are not familiar with the world of immigration, it can become confusing and often poses the question for investors ”What really is the difference between residency and citizenship?”
The most obvious difference between Citizenship and Residency is that once you become a citizen of a country, you can then apply for a passport, whereas residency status is usually conditional and you can only apply for a travel document such as an ID card. Residency in an EU country will enable you to travel more freely, a little like a Schengen visa, but you only have the right to reside in that specific country. Citizenship in an EU country means you have the right to live, work and study in any other EU member country, which opens up access to 44 other EU countries. In short, Citizenship means more benefits and rights.
