Citizenship Atlas 2027
Around 50 countries, five routes to a passport, one format: the Citizenship Atlas 2027 sets out birth, descent, naturalisation and investment country by country, with the home-country rules for Germany, Austria and Switzerland. You see which routes are open to you, what they really cost you and your family, and you finish by working out your own shortlist.
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What is inside
- The master table with every country and every route at a glance: birth, descent, naturalisation period, investment amount and dual citizenship
- Around 50 country profiles in the same format, with conditions, official figures, language, dual citizenship, travel according to the German Federal Foreign Office list and the profile each country suits
- The home-country rules for Germany, Austria and Switzerland as a matrix: multiple citizenship, retention, children, military service and renunciation
- The investment programmes worked out for one person and a family of four, with every government fee and every step of the calculation
- Six rankings by profile for families, entrepreneurs, retirement, crisis preparedness, small budgets and staying put, with the criteria laid open
- Self-assessment and shortlist worksheets: exclusion list, your own weights, candidate scoring and a checklist before you decide
Contents
- 1 How to read a country profile
- 2 The self-assessment
- 3 Your home country: Germany, Austria, Switzerland
- 4 The comparison tables
- 5 Europe
- 6 The Caribbean
- 7 North and Latin America
- 8 Africa, the Middle East, Asia and the Pacific
- 9 Rankings by profile
- 10 Your shortlist
- 11 The 15 costliest mistakes
- 12 Questions for your adviser
- 13 Glossary
Good to know
You order it on this page and receive the PDF after your order. The 2027 edition reflects the position as of November 2026; the Atlas is updated every January.
The website explains individual countries and programmes. The Atlas puts every route and every country side by side in one format, works out the investment programmes for one person and for a family, sets out the home-country rules for Germany, Austria and Switzerland as a matrix, and takes you to your own shortlist with worksheets.
No. It sorts the routes and prepares your decision. Which route works in your case, and in what order you take the steps, you settle in a consultation, ideally with your completed worksheets.