Available Solutions based on your request:
North Macedonia CIP
Citizenship by Investment Programs
Region:
Europe
Country:
North Macedonia
Program Final:
Citizenship
Simplicity:
Speed in month(s):
6
Education:
None
Price:
In most cases, costs for North Macedonia CIP include government filing fees, legal support, due diligence, document legalization, and the qualifying investment, contribution, or capital placement. In real cases, total costs frequently come in around $215,000 USD, with final pricing shaped by family composition, chosen route options, and advisory support. Contact us for a custom quote.
Investment
requirements:
Investment of at least EUR 200,000 (USD 215,000) in a government-approved fund or EUR 400,000 (USD 430,000) direct investment in new business creating at least 10 jobs, plus application and due diligence fees
Dependents:
Spouse and dependent children under 18 may be included; the spouse is normally naturalised one year after the main applicant. Parents and other relatives cannot be included.
Description:
The North Macedonia Citizenship by Investment Program (CIP) targets high-net-worth individuals seeking a straightforward route to EU candidate country citizenship. Main benefits include visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to over 125 countries, among them Japan, Hong Kong, and Turkey. Applicants may obtain citizenship for themselves and eligible dependents without prior residency or language requirements. Key features include two investment routes: a non-refundable government fund contribution or a qualifying business investment creating jobs. The program is noted for its relatively fast processing and the potential strategic advantage of holding citizenship in an EU candidate country.It appeals to investors interested in future EU access, diversifying citizenship, or optimizing travel and business opportunities. The CIP provides a competitive alternative to less accessible European CIPs. However, eligibility and background checks are rigorous, and access to the Schengen zone is not yet included, given North Macedonia’s EU candidate status.