Greece
Investment options
- Real estate purchase (threshold varies by region)
- Lease/timeshare of tourist accommodation
- Fund units / deposits / bonds under program conditions
Our Services
You tell us where. We’ll show you how.
From startups to established enterprises, we support immigration and mobility needs across major destinations. Our work goes beyond preparing and filing applications: we provide strategic, consultative support across the full spectrum of business and personal immigration.
Services are scoped to your goals—whether you need people on the ground faster, a more reliable compliance posture, or a clear personal pathway from first call to decision.
Our hub categories follow the same breadth as major global immigration practices (see Fragomen — Our Services). All wording on this site is written independently for One World Immigration.
For Employers
Corporate mobility, compliance, and workforce deployment support.
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For Individuals
Personal immigration routes for professionals, families, and investors.
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By Industry
Sector-specific immigration strategy across key industries.
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Case Studies
Practical examples showing route selection, timing, and outcomes.
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Firmwide services
End-to-end support across visas, permits, compliance, and private-client goals—structured for clarity and scale.
Business visa services and technology
Planning, support, and practical tools so business travelers move quickly while meeting entry and stay conditions.
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Connecting employers with skilled talent
Structured hiring and mobility planning so displaced or internationally mobile candidates can join your pipeline compliantly.
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Consular services
Interview preparation, document alignment, and case sequencing for consular posts and appointment-driven processes.
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Corporate immigration program development
Design and tuning of repeatable mobility programs: roles, vendors, templates, and oversight that scale with headcount.
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Crisis management services
Rapid coordination when rules change, cases stall, or travel is disrupted—focused on protecting people and continuity.
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Digital nomad and remote lifestyle routes
Route comparison, stay limits, tax and compliance touchpoints, and realistic timelines for location-flexible professionals.
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Document services
Proactive drafting, legalisation, and translation planning so evidence is submission-ready and audit-friendly.
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Employment verification services
Work-authorisation checks and record-keeping patterns that reduce exposure during audits and corporate transactions.
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Government advisory services
Policy-aware guidance when rule changes affect your sector, footprint, or workforce planning assumptions.
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Immigration analytics, benchmarking and knowledge
Reporting on processing patterns, program comparisons, and internal KPIs so leadership sees mobility as a managed function.
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Immigration compliance services
I-9-style readiness concepts adapted to your destinations: audits, mock reviews, and corrective action planning.
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Immigration enforcement defense support
Structured responses to inspections, investigations, and allegations—coordinated with counsel where litigation is in scope.
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Immigration litigation support
Administrative review, appeals, and court-track coordination with clear milestones and evidence strategy.
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Immigration technology solutions
Workflow design, data discipline, and vendor-neutral advice so teams spend less time on status spreadsheets.
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Immigration training
Workshops for HR, people managers, and assignees on rules, red flags, and what “good” documentation looks like.
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Immigration work permit services
End-to-end work and residence permits for transfers, new hires, and local contracts—with realistic start-date planning.
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Private client services
Residence and citizenship planning for investors and high-net-worth households, including family structures and dependants.
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Remobilization services
Re-deployment after pause events: priority sequencing, expired-permit recovery, and return-to-market playbooks.
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Remote work strategy for employers
Hybrid and cross-border work policies mapped to immigration risk—who can work where, for how long, and under what title.
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Value-added services
Concierge-style add-ons: relocation touchpoints, family onboarding, and ongoing check-ins after approval.
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Government affairs and complex matters
Where policy, investigations, or disputes intersect with immigration, we help you plan responses, coordinate evidence, and align legal strategy with mobility outcomes—always within the rules of your jurisdiction and our engagement terms.
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Sector-aware playbooks so role evidence, timelines, and risk talk track what your business actually does.
Academic institutions, higher education and non-profits
Scholars, staff, and funded researchers—coordinating offers, compliance, and dependant schooling.
Manufacturing
Plant launches, specialist installers, and shift to steady-state staffing with permit continuity.
Artificial intelligence (AI)
Rapidly evolving job definitions and equity packages translated into credible immigration narratives.
Media and communications
Short assignments, stringers, and cross-border production schedules with tight filing windows.
Automotive
Engineering mobility, supplier-site work, and regional hub transfers under time pressure.
Pharmaceuticals and biotechnology
Clinical, regulatory, and R&D roles with credential and employer-sponsor alignment.
Construction and engineering
Project-based deployments, site rotations, and documentation that matches contract reality.
Professional services
Partner transfers, client-site work, and multi-office compliance for consulting and advisory firms.
Consumer products and retail
Regional retail leadership moves, seasonal peaks, and franchisee-adjacent mobility.
Public utilities
Critical-infrastructure hires and vendor teams with security or licensing overlays.
Energy, mining and resources
Rotational assignments, fly-in fly-out patterns, and remote site access permissions.
Retail and wholesale
Distribution-centre and HQ coordination roles with cross-border supplier exposure.
Film, music and entertainment
Touring, shoots, and festival windows—event-driven filings and last-minute consular work.
Semiconductors
Fab projects, specialist equipment engineers, and multi-country supply-chain mobility.
Financial services
Regulated hires, secondments, and post-merger workforce integration.
Space and aerospace
Defence-adjacent and export-control awareness paired with standard permit planning.
Gaming
Studio talent, remote collaboration, and event or launch travel with IP and contract clarity.
Sports and entertainment
Athletes, production crews, and venue staff under tight season or event timelines.
Healthcare
Credential recognition, licensing, and employer sponsorship for clinical and operational roles.
Technology
Software, hardware, and platform teams—scaling hiring across competing destination rules.
Hospitality, travel and leisure
Seasonal staffing, management rotations, and brand rollouts in multiple jurisdictions.
Transportation, warehousing and logistics
Drivers, warehouse leadership, and hub expansions with safety and permit cadence in sync.
Luxury goods
Flagship openings, training rotations, and client-facing talent in high-touch retail.
Application types
Quick entry points to our most requested visa and program lines.
Which Citizenship or Residency Suits You Best?
Compare citizenship and residence by investment programs in different countries.
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Overview
| Criteria | Greece | St Kitts & Nevis | Portugal |
|---|---|---|---|
| Status | Residence permit | Citizenship | Residence permit |
| Timeframe | 4+ months | 4+ months | 12+ months |
| Residing in country after obtaining status | Not required | Not required | 7 days a year |
| Visit country to submit/complete biometrics | Required | Not required for filing; collection visit required | Required |
Travel freedom
| Criteria | Greece | St Kitts & Nevis | Portugal |
|---|---|---|---|
| Visa-free countries | 32 | 153 | 32 |
| Visa-free Schengen Area | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Visa-free USA | No | No, eligible for 10-year B1/B2 visitor visa | No |
| Visa-free UK | No | Yes | No |
| Visa-free Australia | No | Yes, with eTA | No |
Benefits
| Criteria | Greece | St Kitts & Nevis | Portugal |
|---|---|---|---|
| Participation of family members | Spouse, children under 24, parents | Spouse, children under 25, parents over 55 | Spouse, children under 26, parents |
| Adding new family members | Allowed | Not allowed after issuance under core route | Allowed |
| Heritability | No | Yes | No |
| Right to live/study/work in any EU country | No | No | No |
| Change of tax residency | After spending 183+ days per year | After spending 183+ days per year | After spending 183+ days per year |
| Dual citizenship allowed in country | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Expenses
| Criteria | Greece | St Kitts & Nevis | Portugal |
|---|---|---|---|
| Investment amount | EUR250,000+ | $250,000+ | EUR250,000+ |
| Total expenses for 1 applicant | EUR277,416+ | $261,111+ | EUR544,846+ |
| Total expenses for a family of 4 | EUR278,248+ | $278,844+ | EUR566,880+ |
| Investment holding period | For the whole residency period | 7 years | 5-10 years by option |
| Investment return period | After renouncing residency or after citizenship path | 7 years | 5-10 years |
| Sponsorship | Not allowed | Not allowed | Allowed |
St Kitts & Nevis
Investment options
- State fund contribution
- Approved real estate purchase
- Public Benefit Option investments
Portugal
Investment options
- Support for arts/culture
- Fund units purchase
- Business/research options with job-creation variants
Issued document
| Criteria | Greece | St Kitts & Nevis | Portugal |
|---|---|---|---|
| Document type | Residence permit card | Naturalisation certificate and passport | Residence permit card |
| Validity | 5 years | 10 years (5 years for minors) | 2 years, with extension cycles |
Features and nuances
Greece
- Higher real-estate thresholds apply in major regions and islands
- Lower threshold applies to renovation/conversion categories
- Citizenship path generally considered after 7 years under legal conditions
St Kitts & Nevis
- Collection of citizenship documents requires personal visit
- Licensed-agent route is required for filing
- Fast track available under selected options
Portugal
- Investment normally via personal Portuguese bank account
- Citizenship/permanent residency path opens after 5 years
- Language proficiency is required for passport stage
9 factors to consider when choosing citizenship or residency
- 1. Investment amount
- 2. Available investment options
- 3. Freedom of movement
- 4. Time needed to obtain status
- 5. Opportunity to include family
- 6. Tax implications
- 7. Citizenship conditions
- 8. Residing requirements
- 9. Economic and social development
3 main differences between citizenship and residence programs
- Validity: residence permits are renewable; permanent residence and citizenship have wider long-term rights.
- Residing requirements: some routes require presence (e.g. annual days), while others do not require relocation.
- Rights scope: citizenship generally grants the widest rights set compared to residence permits.
Investment options for citizenship and residency programs
Countries provide multiple investment models with different return, involvement, and compliance profiles.
Charitable donation
Low-management route focused on government fund support; usually non-refundable and generally not income-generating.
Real estate investment
Purchase or lease options with potential rental yield and resale potential depending on country holding rules.
Fund units, bonds, and securities
Market-linked route with defined qualifying instruments; often selected by investors who target partial capital return.
Deposits or capital transfer
Simpler process and lower operational involvement, but typically among the more capital-intensive options.
Business investment
Entrepreneurial route through company investment or setup, potentially with job-creation conditions and higher risk.
Comparison of Caribbean citizenship programs
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the cheapest Caribbean citizenship by investment?
Dominica is among the lowest-entry options from around $200,000 under the contribution route.
Which country issues citizenship in the shortest time?
Vanuatu is among the fastest routes globally, often quoted from around 2+ months.
Which EU residency route can be fastest?
Latvia and Greece are commonly among faster EU timelines, while Portugal is usually slower in practice.
Do I need to live in-country after approval?
Many investment programs do not require full relocation, but some include minimum annual stay requirements.
Can I include family members?
Most routes include spouse and children, with parent eligibility depending on each country program.
Will I automatically become a tax resident?
No. Tax residency is typically tied to presence tests (often 183+ days) and treaty context.
After you shortlist a programme
- Book a consultation to stress-test income sources, dependant eligibility, and timeline against consulate holidays or developer closing dates.
- Order sworn translations and legalisations early—apostille queues can dominate your critical path.
- Keep one consolidated PDF bundle per applicant; authorities reject fragmented email chains when portals ask for single uploads.
Get your personalised comparison and quote
Submit your profile and we will compare suitable citizenship and residency routes, estimate costs, and advise the strongest strategy for your timeline and family structure.
How we work with you
End-to-end support on every mandate
Whether you pursue citizenship by investment, a Golden Visa, or a skilled route, the same professional discipline applies: clear scope, honest risk advice, and coordinated execution.
Licensed & structured practice
We work within authorised programme rules and publish credentials so you can verify our standing before you retain us.
Compliance before submission
A structured pre-check reduces surprises at the authority: identity, funds, litigation, and sanctions context are reviewed early.
Milestone-based updates
You receive checkpoint reporting—submission receipts, diligence questions, approvals—rather than ad-hoc messages.
Multi-desk coordination
Translations, certifications, investment mechanics, and consular sequencing are orchestrated as one workflow.
Step-by-step: from first call to passport or permit
Timelines vary by country and profile; the sequence below is representative of how we stage work so you always know what comes next.
- 11/5
1–3 business days
Preliminary review
Passport-led intake and high-level eligibility screen; we flag material risks before you incur heavy government fees.
- 22/5
2–6 weeks
Document preparation
Checklists, certified copies, translations, and bundle quality control aligned with the unit or consulate you are filing through.
- 33/5
1–2 weeks
Formal submission
Application lodged with correct fee sequencing; correspondence channels opened with the competent authority.
- 44/5
Varies by programme
Due diligence & decisions
Background review and any requests for further information; timelines depend on profile complexity and authority workload.
- 55/5
Post-approval
Investment, registration, passport
After approval in principle, complete the investment or contribution, then register and collect passports or permits as instructed.
Let’s discuss your goals
Book a consultation online or visit a branch. We will map routes, compare indicative budgets, and outline a realistic sequence for your family.
Explore programmes & resources
Deep links mirror how leading advisory sites organise citizenship, residence, analytics, and firm credentials—tailored to our routes.
- All citizenship programmes
- All residence programmes
- Program comparison table
- Passport mobility overview
- Due diligence expectations
- Practical guides hub
- Golden Visas guide
- Digital nomad visas
- Caribbean citizenship guide
- Analytics & reports
- Expert articles
- Immigration alerts
- Case studies
- Services overview
- Skilled immigration
- About the firm
- Licences & credentials
Client journeys we support
Illustrative matters span Caribbean and EU investment citizenship, Golden Visas, skilled migration, and urgent contingency planning—each file is unique.