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Real costs of applying for citizenship by investment
I keep seeing ads that promise “cheap” second citizenship, but when I calculate government fees, dependents, and hidden extras, the number jumps. I’m trying to figure out what the true final bill looks like. For example, passport issuance, IDs, registration certificates, and even newborns – everything seems to have a price tag. Has anyone broken down the real costs of one of these newer programs?
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Re: Real costs of applying for citizenship by investment
I’ve gone through the numbers, and you’re right – the hidden costs add up quickly if you don’t check carefully. The newer African island programs are actually pretty transparent: submission fee is $5,000, passport issuance $350, national ID $150, and certificate $250. The donation itself is either $90,000 for an individual or $95,000 for a family of up to four. That’s why the Sao Tome passport https://saotomecitizenship.com/ option stands out – all fees are listed clearly, even for future dependents like newborns at $500. This makes it much easier to budget and avoid surprises down the line.
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