Europe
Cyprus
An EU company with dependable banking access and a non-dom regime for relocating founders.
CompanyResidencyBanking
4 banking partners
Residency abroad, prepared properly
Redomiciled helps individuals and families obtain residency in the countries below, working with local partners who handle the filings. A second residency can support relocation plans and access to international banking. We compare the options with you, prepare the application and coordinate each step; approval always rests with the country's immigration authority.
Where we offer this
- Cyprus
Georgia
Uruguay
Paraguay
Where we offer this
EuropeGeorgia
Territorial taxation for individuals, 1% small business status and property-based residence.
ResidencyCompanyBanking3 banking partners
AmericasUruguay
Permanent residence on proof of income, and a new-resident regime for foreign capital income.
ResidencyBanking1 banking partner
AmericasParaguay
Residence permit with territorial taxation, no investment threshold on the general route.
ResidencyBanking4 banking partners
AmericasPanama
Territorial taxation, with permanent residence through Friendly Nations, investor and pensioner routes.
ResidencyCompanyBanking1 banking partner
Middle EastUnited Arab Emirates
Low corporate tax, no personal income tax, and residence that comes with the company.
ResidencyCompanyBanking10 banking partners
AfricaMauritius
Ten-year occupation and retirement permits, residence through property and a remittance-based tax on foreign income.
BankingResidency5 banking partners
EuropePortugal
EU residence through passive income, remote work or non-property investment, with a longer road to citizenship since 2026.
Residency
EuropeGreece
A Schengen golden visa without a minimum stay, plus flat-tax options for people who actually move.
Residency
EuropeItaly
EU residence through investment, passive income or remote work, with flat-tax options for new residents.
Residency
EuropeSpain
EU residence through remote work, passive income or a business plan, plus the Beckham regime for newcomers.
Residency
EuropeMalta
An English-speaking EU island with permanent residence by investment and tax on foreign income only when it is remitted.
ResidencyBanking5 banking partners
EuropeBulgaria
A flat-tax EU base in the euro area, with simple companies and several residence routes.
ResidencyCompany
EuropeSerbia
Temporary residence through a business or a home you live in, with permanent residence after three years.
ResidencyCompany
EuropeMontenegro
Temporary residence through property, your own company or remote work, in an EU candidate country that uses the euro.
Residency
EuropeAlbania
Residence for property owners, pensioners and remote workers, with a permanent permit after five years.
Residency
EuropeArmenia
Business-based residence in the South Caucasus, with new financial thresholds and an investment route from November 2026.
Residency
AsiaMalaysia
Long-stay passes for property-backed residents, high earners and digital nomads, with day-based tax residence.
Residency
AmericasMexico
Temporary and permanent residence on proof of income or savings, measured in UMA since 2025.
Residency
AmericasArgentina
Temporary residence for people living on foreign passive income or a pension, plus a 180-day nomad permit.
Residency
EuropeIreland
An English-speaking EU company at 12.5% on trading profits, and a remittance basis for residents who are not Irish-domiciled.
CompanyResidency
AmericasCosta Rica
Territorial tax, and residence for people with a pension, a steady foreign income or a qualifying investment.
ResidencyCompany
EuropeLatvia
EU and Schengen residence through an investment in a Latvian company's share capital.
Residency
The jurisdictions side by side
These are the residency routes we plan and coordinate, from golden visas to income-based and digital nomad permits. The table shows what we arrange and, where a sourced fact exists, the typical timeline and the tax headline. Open a row for requirements, documents and sources.
| Jurisdiction | What we arrange | Typical timeline | Tax headline | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cyprus | What we arrangeCompany · Residency · Banking | Typical timeline— No sourced figure on its page yet | Tax headline0% up to EUR 22,000; 20% / 25% / 30%; 35% above EUR 72,000Personal income tax from 2026 · As of 2026-10-25 | Details |
| Georgia | What we arrangeResidency · Company · Banking | Typical timeline— No sourced figure on its page yet | Tax headline— No sourced figure on its page yet | Details |
| Uruguay | What we arrangeResidency · Banking | Typical timeline— No sourced figure on its page yet | Tax headline— No sourced figure on its page yet | Details |
| Paraguay | What we arrangeResidency · Banking | Typical timeline— No sourced figure on its page yet | Tax headline— No sourced figure on its page yet | Details |
| Panama | What we arrangeResidency · Company · Banking | Typical timeline15 working days (investment certificate) and 30 working days (SNM decision)Qualified Investor, maximum processing times · As of 2026-10-25 | Tax headline0% up to USD 11,000, 15% up to USD 50,000, 25% abovePersonal income tax on Panamanian-source income · As of 2026-10-25 | Details |
| United Arab Emirates | What we arrangeResidency · Company · Banking | Typical timeline— No sourced figure on its page yet | Tax headline— No sourced figure on its page yet | Details |
| Mauritius | What we arrangeBanking · Residency | Typical timeline— No sourced figure on its page yet | Tax headline0% on the first MUR 500,000, 10% on the next MUR 500,000, 20% abovePersonal income tax rates · As of 2026-10-25 | Details |
| Portugal | What we arrangeResidency | Typical timeline— No sourced figure on its page yet | Tax headline— No sourced figure on its page yet | Details |
| Greece | What we arrangeResidency | Typical timeline50 to 60 days for a complete fileOfficial processing estimate · As of 2026-10-25 | Tax headline— No sourced figure on its page yet | Details |
| Italy | What we arrangeResidency | Typical timeline30 days from a complete applicationNulla osta decision period · As of 2026-10-25 | Tax headline15% (5% for the first 5 years of a new activity), revenue up to EUR 85,000Flat-rate scheme for the self-employed · As of 2026-10-25 | Details |
| Spain | What we arrangeResidency | Typical timeline— No sourced figure on its page yet | Tax headline— No sourced figure on its page yet | Details |
| Malta | What we arrangeResidency · Banking | Typical timeline— No sourced figure on its page yet | Tax headline0% for the first 12 months, then 10% on income from the remote workNomad income tax · As of 2026-10-25 | Details |
| Bulgaria | What we arrangeResidency · Company | Typical timeline— No sourced figure on its page yet | Tax headline10% flat (15% for sole traders)Personal income tax · As of 2026-10-25 | Details |
| Serbia | What we arrangeResidency · Company | Typical timeline— No sourced figure on its page yet | Tax headline— No sourced figure on its page yet | Details |
| Montenegro | What we arrangeResidency | Typical timeline— No sourced figure on its page yet | Tax headline0% up to EUR 700 gross a month; 9% up to EUR 1,000; 15% abovePersonal income tax on salaries · As of 2026-10-25 | Details |
| Albania | What we arrangeResidency | Typical timelineWithin 12 weeks of the applicationUnique permit decision · As of 2026-10-25 | Tax headline— No sourced figure on its page yet | Details |
| Armenia | What we arrangeResidency | Typical timelineWithin 30 days, extendable by 30 daysResidence card issue · As of 2026-10-25 | Tax headline— No sourced figure on its page yet | Details |
| Malaysia | What we arrangeResidency | Typical timeline— No sourced figure on its page yet | Tax headline— No sourced figure on its page yet | Details |
| Mexico | What we arrangeResidency | Typical timelineUp to 10 working daysConsular processing (San Diego checklist) · As of 2026-10-25 | Tax headlineWorldwide income, progressive rates up to 35%Personal income tax for residents · As of 2026-10-25 | Details |
| Argentina | What we arrangeResidency | Typical timeline— No sourced figure on its page yet | Tax headlineWorldwide income, with foreign tax creditTaxation of residents · As of 2026-10-25 | Details |
| Ireland | What we arrangeCompany · Residency | Typical timeline— No sourced figure on its page yet | Tax headline— No sourced figure on its page yet | Details |
| Costa Rica | What we arrangeResidency · Company | Typical timeline— No sourced figure on its page yet | Tax headline— No sourced figure on its page yet | Details |
| Latvia | What we arrangeResidency | Typical timeline— No sourced figure on its page yet | Tax headline— No sourced figure on its page yet | Details |
 Chile | What we arrangeResidency | Typical timeline— No sourced figure on its page yet | Tax headline— No sourced figure on its page yet | Details |
Values are taken from each jurisdiction's key facts, with the date they were true. General information, not legal or tax advice.
How it works
- 1
Tell us your plans
Where you live now, where you want to spend time, and who is moving with you.
- 2
Compare the options
Requirements, presence expectations and realistic timelines, side by side.
- 3
Prepare the application
Documents, certified translations and appointments, coordinated with local partners.
- 4
Decision and banking
Once residency is granted, we introduce you to banking partners where it helps.
Questions
Does residency make me tax resident?
Not by itself. Tax residency depends on each country's rules and on your circumstances, such as where you spend your time. We do not give tax advice; we can introduce an independent tax professional.
Do I need to live in the country?
Requirements differ: some residencies expect regular presence, others very little. We set out the presence expectations of each option before you apply.
How long does an application take?
It varies by country and by how quickly documents such as police certificates and translations come together. We give you a realistic estimate at the start; the decision and its timing rest with the authority.
Can my family be included?
Many programmes allow a spouse and children to apply as dependants, subject to their own documents and checks. We confirm what applies in the country you choose.
Tell us what you need.
A few questions, then a recommendation for your situation. No obligation, and the scope is agreed before any work begins.