Dynasty Migration
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Dynasty Migration · Dubai · Licence 93154

Clear advice on residence and second citizenship.

We help families compare the UAE Golden Visa, Malta permanent residence, and St Kitts and Nevis citizenship — with real requirements, separate costs, and honest limits. Approval always rests with the issuing authority.

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Advisers with 20 years of experience

25 nationalities served

Licence number: 93154

Start with your objective

What are you planning for?

Choose the outcome closest to your current thinking. You can compare routes in detail before sharing any information.

Most requested

Our three most requested programmes

UAE Golden Visa through property, Malta permanent residence, and St Kitts and Nevis citizenship — the routes families ask about first.

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United Arab Emirates

UAE Golden Visa through property

A long-term UAE residence for owners of property valued at AED 2 million or more, with family sponsorship and no employer sponsor. Dubai Land Department and GDRFA Dubai commonly frame the property investor route as 10 years; confirm the issuing channel before filing.

From AED 2M property · 10-year residence (Dubai channel)

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Caribbean

St Kitts and Nevis

The world's longest-running citizenship by investment programme (since 1984). Qualifying contributions are paid after approval in principle. Dual citizenship is permitted; there is no stay requirement in force today.

From US$250K · pay after AIP

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Europe

Malta

Permanent residence in an EU member state for non-EU families, with Schengen travel and up to four generations on one application. Permanent from day one; residence card renewed every five years. No minimum stay.

€99K government charges · four generations

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How we work

Three clear steps.

The authority, the cost structure, and the limitations stay visible at every stage.

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Stage 01 · 1

What stage 1 delivers

Share your goals

Tell us about family, nationality, and what you want the residence or passport to achieve.

  • Family members to include
  • Approximate investable assets
  • Where you need to live or travel
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Why the UAE

A practical base for families, assets, and enterprise.

The UAE offers political stability, a connected location, and published long-term residence routes. For many families we advise, it is the first base — sometimes paired later with Europe or a second citizenship.

  • Family life

    A well-serviced environment for schooling, healthcare, and daily life across the Emirates.

  • Asset holding

    A jurisdiction many internationally mobile families use for property and company structures.

  • Business access

    Mainland and free zone options with 100% foreign ownership for most activities.

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Our three most requested programmes

Entry points, government charges, and terms side by side. Professional fees quoted on consultation.

UAE Golden Visa comparison cardUAE Golden VisaLead route

UAE Golden Visa through property

Professional feeOn consultation
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St Kitts comparison cardCitizenship by InvestmentLead route

St Kitts and Nevis

Professional feeOn consultation
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Malta comparison cardResidency by InvestmentLead route

Malta

Professional feeOn consultation
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Insights

Recent programme updates

Dated notes on rule changes, each with its source.

St Kitts waterfront beneath green hillsCitizenship

St Kitts and Nevis simplifies family pricing

From 1 August 2026, the Public Benefit Option follows the contribution rules, with no extra fee for up to four family members. Additional charges apply from the fifth applicant.

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Policy desk overlooking an institutional districtCitizenship

EU letter proposes Caribbean programme phase-out by 2028

In June 2026 the European Commission asked the five Eastern Caribbean citizenship programmes to phase out by 1 June 2028. That letter is not a visa-free suspension. The governments have pointed to reforms, including the planned regional regulator ECCIRA. A regional stay expectation (reported as about 30 days in five years) has been announced; details were not yet published as of September 2026.

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Travel folders overlooking a Portuguese cityResidency

Portugal extends the path to citizenship

A new nationality law in force from 19 May 2026 extends the naturalisation period from 5 to 10 years for most applicants. Residence permit rights are unchanged.

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Contemporary UAE villa under reviewUAE

UAE Golden Visa property rules focus on value, not payment method

Reported 2026 guidance places the emphasis on the property reaching AED 2 million rather than on how it was paid for. Off-plan and mortgaged cases are still confirmed file by file.

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Office overlooking a European river at duskResidency

Hungary's guest investor residence gathers pace

The relaunched guest investor programme grants a 10-year permit for a €250,000 holding in a qualifying real estate fund, renewing Hungary's place among European investment routes.

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Case folder overlooking a Maltese waterfrontResidency

Malta restructures permanent residence fees

Legal Notice 146 of 2025 replaced the two-tier contribution with a flat €37,000, removed the fee for spouses and minor children, and lowered the adult dependant fee to €7,500.

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Let's talk

A clearer next step for residence or citizenship.

Bring your goals to a private consultation. We separate qualifying assets, government fees, and our advisory fee — and we never promise an outcome only an authority can decide.

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Independent advisory

Dynasty Migration helps clients understand available routes. Every visa, permit, and citizenship decision rests with the relevant government or issuing authority.