One coordinated international position.
Residence, a second citizenship, a retained European asset, an EU company and euro banking — sequenced around one family strategy rather than sold as four separate products. Take one stage, two, or all three.
Three stages, priced separately.
Each stage is a complete engagement and stands on its own. Most families begin with one and add the others as it suits them.
Citizenship & Passports
€100,000
A second nationality, complete.
Held for life and capable of passing to children, subject to the programme rules. Filed through the licensed channel in the jurisdiction, with the due diligence run before anything is committed.
European residence
€275,000
€250,000 of it stays yours.
A residence permit secured against a European property you continue to own. The permit is a right you hold rather than a concession granted to your nationality — and unlike a donation, the capital is still there afterwards.
Company & banking
€15,000
It puts the new position to work.
A nationality and a residence permit are rights held; this is what turns them into a position that does something. An EU company, personal and corporate euro accounts opened on a documented footing, and tax residence established — each of them easier to obtain, and better placed, once the citizenship or residence is in hand. Coordinated by Kestrel and delivered through regulated local professionals.
€250,000 of the total is still yours at the end of it.
The full position is €390,000, implemented over roughly three quarters. That is the total of the position, not a fee — and the largest part of it remains invested in a European property asset you continue to own. What is genuinely spent is itemised in writing before you commit.
€390,000
Full implementation
≈ three quarters
Five things, held together.
Succession
A nationality capable of passing to future generations, subject to programme rules.
Capital retained
€250,000 of the total remains invested in a European property asset you own — not a fee, not a donation.
Mobility
Schengen access through the residence card, with no obligation to relocate.
Banking
Personal and corporate euro accounts, established on a documented, verifiable footing.
Fiscal position
For eligible non-domiciled residents, a potential 0% rate on qualifying dividends and interest for up to 17 years — confirmed by admitted counsel for your circumstances, never assumed.
Kestrel Private coordinates the position and is accountable to you for it. Regulated legal, tax and immigration work is carried by admitted local professionals in each jurisdiction, whom we instruct and supervise. Kestrel is an advisory firm, not a law firm. Tax outcomes depend on your circumstances and are confirmed by qualified counsel before you rely on them.
The exact position, named and costed.
Not a brochure, and not a range. You will see the specific citizenship we would acquire for you and why that one, the EU jurisdiction we would anchor your residence in, and where your company and euro accounts would be opened.
Then every figure beneath them — the government contribution, the duties, the regulated legal work, our fee — set out line by line and explained. What is spent, what stays yours, what each stage buys, and in what order. Nothing held back for a call, and nothing you cannot put straight in front of your own advisers.
Sent to you by email, in writing, under your name. We ask for an address so we know where to send it and who we are speaking to — nothing more, and you will not be added to a mailing list.
Asked before, answered here.
Do I have to take all three stages?
No. Each stage is priced and delivered as a complete engagement and can be instructed on its own. We sequence the work around what the family actually needs rather than around a package.
Can I start with only €100,000?
Yes. We can implement the citizenship first and leave the rest until you are ready. It stands entirely on its own — the nationality is held for life whether or not you ever take the other two stages, so nothing is wasted if you stop there. The European residence and the company and banking can follow at any point afterwards, in either order.
Is the €390,000 a fee?
No. It is the total of the position. €250,000 of it remains invested in a European property asset that you continue to own, and approximately €100,000 is the government donation together with the costs of the nationality and passport themselves. What is left covers the transaction — duties and transfer taxes, the regulated legal work in each jurisdiction, the company and banking setup, and our coordination. All of it is itemised in writing before you commit.
What does Kestrel actually do, and what is done by others?
Kestrel coordinates the position end to end and is accountable to you for it. Regulated legal, tax and immigration work is carried by admitted local professionals in each jurisdiction, whom we instruct and supervise. Kestrel is an advisory firm, not a law firm.
How long does it take?
Roughly three quarters for the full position, running the stages in parallel where the jurisdictions allow it. A single stage is faster. We plan on conservative timelines and treat anything quicker as upside.
Why hold European residence rather than rely on a second passport for access?
A residence permit is a right the holder has been granted. Visa-free access attached to a nationality is a concession granted to that country, and it can be withdrawn by a decision the holder has no part in and no remedy against. Where durable European access is the objective, the permit is the sounder instrument.