Make the pathway understandable before making it personal.
We structure early questions, document preparation, and professional review so you can see what is known—and what still needs to be confirmed.
Similar words. Different decisions.
- Immigration residence
- Permission to live in a jurisdiction under the applicable rules.
- Tax residence
- A separate status determined under tax rules and individual facts.
- Citizenship
- A distinct legal status; residence does not automatically establish it.
- Company registration
- A business process with its own ownership, compliance, and accounting questions.
Standard residence or an investor pathway?
Most applicants begin with temporary residence for up to two years. Qualifying foreign investors may have a direct permanent-residence route through MIC/SUACE. Compare the commitments, then build a checklist around your nationality, residence history and plans.
From first questions to coordinated action.
- Assess
Capture the destination, timing, family, and background factors that shape the conversation.
- Prepare
Organize possible documents and unresolved questions without presenting guesses as requirements.
- Review
Confirm current requirements, provider scope, timing, and responsibilities with a qualified professional.
- Coordinate
Move into local fulfillment and related business or accounting support when appropriate.
Still deciding where?
Share your goals for Antigua and Barbuda, St. Kitts and Nevis, the Dominican Republic, or Sint Maarten. Pathways and partners remain subject to local validation.
Before you start.
Does an assessment confirm eligibility?
No. It organizes preliminary information and identifies areas for professional review.
Is residency the same as tax residence?
No. They are separate concepts and need separate analysis based on current rules and your circumstances.
Can you guarantee a partner or outcome?
No. Introductions depend on availability and suitability, and no application or account outcome is guaranteed.