Family & ancestry
Start with your family history, existing citizenships and the records you can establish. A qualified adviser can assess whether a route exists.
Passports & second citizenship
More freedom
starts with
real options.
A second citizenship is a serious decision. Work out what it would change for you and your family, then put the right questions in front of the right specialist.
Discuss your optionsBegin with the route
Different paths.
One personal decision.
Residence & naturalisation
Consider where you might genuinely want to build a life. A specialist can explain residence conditions and whether citizenship could become a later option.
Citizenship by investment
Explore official programmes with a properly authorised provider. Eligibility, due diligence, total cost and the government’s decision all need to be understood.
Research starts
with official sources.
These government programme pages are useful starting points for an initial discussion. They are not a list of appointed Commonwealth X delivery partners.
Official programme
Dominica
Applications go through a government-authorised agent. The official guidance includes due diligence and an interview for applicants aged 16 and over.
Check the current authorised-agent list, eligible dependants, full fees and evidence of funds.
Official programme
Grenada
The official process uses authorised agents, with the local agent liaising on the application. Government due diligence checks the submitted information.
Confirm the marketing and local agents’ roles, approved route and complete family application costs.
Official programme
St. Kitts & Nevis
An authorised agent prepares and submits the application. The official register distinguishes that role from an international marketing agent.
Verify current authorisation, programme conditions, document requirements and each stage before committing.
Official sources checked 2 November 2026. Current eligibility, programme terms and authorised providers must be confirmed for your circumstances.
Understand the whole commitment.
Ask the appointed specialist to put the route, evidence and costs in writing. A headline contribution is not the complete cost of a family application.
Eligibility & evidence
Review nationality and residence history, family composition, civil records and the evidence needed for source of wealth and funds. The authorised provider specifies documents and secure delivery.
Costs & stages
Separate any contribution or investment from government, due-diligence, professional and dependent fees. Confirm payment stages, refund terms and what happens if rules change or approval is refused.
What the status gives you
Ask what citizenship changes for residence, travel and family plans, and which obligations remain elsewhere. Current travel access and personal tax treatment require separate checks.
These are research routes, not appointed Commonwealth X application services. We can prepare the brief now; authorised delivery providers remain to be confirmed.
Need permission to live somewhere first? Explore residencyWhere we are today
A clear brief.
The right specialist next.
We can help clarify your objectives, organise the initial research and prepare questions for an immigration professional. Passport delivery partners are still being selected.
Commonwealth X does not issue passports or submit citizenship applications. Any application would need its own confirmed provider, scope and authority. Approval remains with the relevant government.
Explore the service scopeBefore you go further.
Can you help me explore a second passport?
Yes. We help clarify your objectives and organise an initial route review covering ancestry, residence or investment options where relevant. Immigration advice and applications need the appropriate qualified or authorised provider. Passport delivery partners are still being selected; no approval, price or timetable is guaranteed.
Are residence and citizenship the same thing?
No. Permission to live in a country and citizenship are different legal statuses. We help you define the outcome you need before a qualified specialist checks eligibility and the route available to you.
What would another citizenship change for you?
Tell us where you are now and what you want to change. We can work out the right next step together.