PassPro Private Advisory

Find the Right Citizenship by Investment Programme

The right CBI programme brings family rules, mobility, long-term obligations and trade-offs into one decision that makes sense for your life.

Find Your Fit is PassPro’s private six-stage assessment for comparing Caribbean citizenship by investment programmes and Vanuatu around the person applying.

A private preliminary diagnosis

What could a second citizenship change for you?

Tell us where your passport creates friction, what you want to protect, and who the decision needs to include. We will identify the options with the greatest potential and explain why they deserve a closer look.

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A diagnosis before a quotation

Which CBI programme is right for you?

A useful assessment reveals which programmes deserve attention, which advantages matter to your circumstances, and which trade-offs belong in the final decision. Government eligibility is then confirmed through the formal application process.

PassPro considers the household first. A programme that looks attractive for a single principal may become less suitable when adult children, parents, grandparents or future family additions are part of the decision.

What the assessment listens for

Five priorities behind a second citizenship decision

01

Visa-free access

Whether recurring embassy appointments and uncertain processing are limiting ordinary travel.

02

Ease of travel

Whether business, family occasions and short-notice journeys need to become more predictable.

03

Children’s opportunity

How education, future work and the citizenship inherited by the next generation shape the decision.

04

Portfolio expansion

Whether nationality should sit alongside assets, businesses and succession plans in an international structure.

05

Lifetime continuity

What renewals, newborn additions and future family changes will require long after approval.

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What changes the result

A programme comparison built around real life

  1. Nationality and residenceEstablish the applicant’s actual geographic and eligibility context.
  2. Mobility frictionIdentify what the present passport prevents or makes unnecessarily difficult.
  3. Desired benefitsSeparate immediate travel needs from education, portfolio and legacy priorities.
  4. Family compositionTest present ages, dependant relationships and possible future additions.
  5. Private application historySurface visa refusals or details that require careful documentation.

The programmes compared

Six programmes, considered in context.

The assessment compares each programme against the same household and priorities. Explore the underlying programme guides or begin with your own diagnosis above.

Fit first. Figures second.

Diagnosis and cost answer different questions.

Find Your Fit explains which programmes may suit the family and why. The CBI Calculator then models published government, statutory and due diligence costs for the household.

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Clear answers before you begin

Find Your Fit questions

What is the best citizenship by investment programme?

There is no single best programme for every applicant. The strongest fit depends on nationality, family ages, mobility priorities, future family plans, due diligence history and the trade-offs the principal is prepared to accept. Find Your Fit compares those factors before presenting a preliminary order.

How does the Find Your Fit assessment work?

The assessment asks six short sets of questions about nationality, residence, occupation, current mobility challenges, desired benefits, family composition and visa history. PassPro’s rules-based diagnosis then compares the programmes and explains why each leading option may or may not suit the family.

Which citizenship by investment programmes does it compare?

Find Your Fit compares Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica, Grenada, St Kitts and Nevis, St Lucia and Vanuatu. Any nationality rule or private eligibility concern available in PassPro’s published calculator policy is treated as a matter for confidential review, not as an automatic online decision.

Is Find Your Fit the same as a CBI cost calculator?

No. Find Your Fit begins with personal suitability and programme trade-offs. PassPro’s separate CBI Calculator models published government, statutory and due diligence costs for a household. Visitors can use the diagnosis first and then compare the relevant figures.

Can family members be included in the assessment?

Yes. A principal can add a spouse or partner, children, parents, grandparents and siblings with their current ages. Family inclusion rules differ between programmes, so household structure can materially change the result.

Does a previous visa refusal automatically rule out a programme?

No. A previous refusal should be disclosed and understood. The assessment uses it to identify what a senior advisor should examine privately; it does not treat a refusal as an automatic rejection.

Is the result a formal eligibility decision?

No. It is a preliminary diagnosis designed to make the first advisory conversation more useful. Formal eligibility depends on current programme law, documentary evidence, due diligence and confirmation by the relevant government authority.

What support is available after citizenship is granted?

PassPro Lifetime supports members after approval, including passport renewals, newborn and family additions, replacement documents and guidance when government requirements change.

About PassPro

PassPro is a Dubai-based citizenship-by-investment advisory firm and Government Authorised Agent for the five Caribbean programmes. Founded in 2016 by Giselle Bru, who has advised in citizenship by investment since 2008, PassPro has advised more than 4,000 families across over 50 nationalities. The firm holds no programme promotion mandates and earns no programme commissions, keeping its advice centred on each family’s circumstances and long-term objectives.

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