Golden Visas
EU and EEA residency-by-investment: qualifying investments, minimum physical presence, Schengen implications, and renewal conditions—synthesized for suitability memos and investment-committee decks.
Learn more →Plan B Residency is the definitive resource for wealth advisors, family offices, and retirement planners to master Golden Visas, Citizenship by Investment, and Residency by Investment.
Research is ungated in Insights. The program matrix and workflow hub ask for a work email so we can send the PDF and route compliance-friendly follow-up.
Your mandate is comprehensive wealth strategy—liquidity, tax efficiency, succession, and increasingly, jurisdictional optionality. Investment migration sits at the intersection of securities regulation, immigration statute, and cross-border tax. Most firms lack a repeatable framework that satisfies both the CCO and the client who reads headlines on EU program closures.
We equip you with program mechanics, capital stack comparisons, and source-of-funds documentation standards so you can advise within your license and refer execution to qualified immigration investment brokers. The economic outcome your clients optimize for is not IRR on a feeder fund; it is approved residence status, passport issuance, or a durable mobility hedge. Our research is written for CFAs, CFPs, and family-office CIOs—not retail consumers shopping a brochure.
EU and EEA residency-by-investment: qualifying investments, minimum physical presence, Schengen implications, and renewal conditions—synthesized for suitability memos and investment-committee decks.
Learn more →Caribbean and select global CBI programs: donation versus real asset routes, dependent pricing, OECS due-diligence tiers, and passport visa-free metrics relevant to operating executives.
Learn more →How second residence and naturalization interact with U.S. worldwide reporting, PFIC analysis, trust situs, and corporate residency—framed as diligence prompts for tax counsel, not substitute legal advice.
Learn more →Introductions to licensed immigration investment intermediaries with track records in your client segment—entrepreneur, trust-funded, or institutional—so filings and government correspondence sit with specialists.
Learn more →If investment committees are asking about EU program rule changes, or clients are conflating “Golden Visa” with tax residence, you need a documented workflow. Plan B Residency maps Reg BI–aligned discovery, conflict checks on promoter economics, and handoffs to immigration counsel—without your firm underwriting immigration outcomes.
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Our advisory board spans former compliance heads, immigration economists, and multi-jurisdiction tax academics. They review methodology, flag regulatory drift, and keep our language precise enough for general-counsel review.
Meet the BoardRIA and family-office partners use our matrices to standardize diligence hours and reduce ad hoc promoter calls.
Plain-language answers your CCO and tax counsel can extend—not tax or legal advice.
Not automatically. A European residence-by-investment card governs immigration stay rights; U.S. tax residence for non-citizens generally follows the substantial presence test and applicable treaty tie-breaker rules. Tax counsel must analyze days in country and filing positions.
Typically the trust instrument, trustee resolutions authorizing the distribution, bank statements along the wire path, and settlor-level source-of-wealth evidence. Narratives must match trust law rather than informal gift language.
When referrals involve compensation, securities offerings, or dual roles, broker-dealers must document care, conflicts, costs, and reasonable alternatives consistent with Regulation Best Interest. RIAs apply the Advisers Act fiduciary standard.
Plan B Residency provides research and introductions; execution sits with licensed immigration investment brokers and client-selected counsel. Your firm defines what falls inside advisory versus referral.
Editorial standards exclude pay-to-play rankings; content is written for CFAs, CFPs, and CCOs, with citations suited to compliance review rather than retail conversion funnels.
RIAs, broker-dealers, multi-family offices, and retirement practices that need documented workflows for client questions on EU Golden Visas, Caribbean CBI, and cross-border tax escalation.