Cyprus
Mediterranean residence with a conditional non-dom framework.
Take a closer look ↗Independent international research
Your next chapter.
A world of
possibility.
Where you live, how you are taxed, and the passport you hold are three different decisions. Explore them with a clearer perspective.
Built for UK-based individuals, investors and families
A considered move starts here
N ↑Residence rightsA place to call home
Tax relocationUnderstand the whole picture
Second citizenshipExplore your options
50destinations to explore
20expanded country profiles
03distinct perspectives
Research checked 28 October 2026
One move. Three decisions.
Start with what matters to you.
A residence permit, a tax position and a second passport serve different purposes. Compare the right options for your goal.
A closer look
Different places. Different possibilities.
United Arab Emirates
A global business base with distinct rules for personal investment and business income.
Take a closer look ↗Portugal
Investment residence and targeted tax incentives, assessed separately.
Take a closer look ↗Bahrain
Bahrain combines a property-based Golden Residency route with a system that does not generally tax personal income. It may suit a household establishing a genuine Gulf base. The residence permit, tax-residence evidence and the UK departure analysis must still be handled as separate questions.
Take a closer look ↗Grenada
Grenada is relevant to families comparing a second nationality through a contribution or approved investment. Its official programme provides a defined application process and mandatory interview. It should be assessed for the rights it adds to an existing passport, alongside a separate review of tax residence and income sources.
Take a closer look ↗The destination directory
Make a considered comparison.
Keep your options in view. Add up to three destinations to compare their tax, residence and citizenship perspectives.
EuropeExpanded profile
Portugal
Investment residence and targeted tax incentives, assessed separately.
Explore profileEuropeBrief overview
Spain
Non-working residence for applicants with sufficient means. Investor route closed to new applications from 3 April 2025.
Explore overviewEuropeExpanded profile
Greece
Property residence alongside dedicated regimes for investors and pensioners.
Explore profileEuropeExpanded profile
Cyprus
Mediterranean residence with a conditional non-dom framework.
Explore profileEuropeExpanded profile
Malta
European residence and a tax system where remittance and domicile matter.
Explore profileEuropeExpanded profile
Italy
A lifestyle destination with a fixed foreign-income tax option for eligible arrivals.
Explore profileEuropeBrief overview
France
Long-stay visitor route requires resources, accommodation and medical cover; no professional activity.
Explore overviewEuropeBrief overview
Ireland
British citizens can live and work under the CTA. The Immigrant Investor Programme closed in February 2023.
Explore overviewEuropeBrief overview
Netherlands
Active self-employment route. Foreign-investor admission abolished on 17 April 2024.
Explore overviewEuropeBrief overview
Germany
Self-employment requires economic interest or demand, financing and a credible economic contribution.
Explore overviewEuropeBrief overview
Austria
Quota-based settlement without gainful employment; general and higher route-specific financial conditions apply.
Explore overviewEuropeExpanded profile
Switzerland
Cantonal residence and expenditure-based taxation for eligible households.
Explore profileBefore you leave the UK
A new address is only the beginning.
Your UK ties, income, family and business decisions all belong in the picture. Start with a clear understanding of what leaving involves.
Read the UK departure guide01
Establish your residence position
Review days, homes, work and UK ties together.
02
Follow the income, not just the address
Review investments, UK property, companies and pensions.
03
Plan for the years that follow
Consider temporary non-residence and inheritance-tax exposure.
News & practical analysis
What changes. What it means.
Uruguay clarifies its 2026 tax regime for new residents
October guidance explains who can elect for Uruguay’s revised foreign-capital-income treatment, the evidence required and why the arrival year matters.
Europe’s digital border checks: what residence-permit holders should know
EES is in operation, but a qualifying residence permit can change how a traveller is processed. Cyprus and Ireland need particular care.
Second citizenship: why EU visa-free access needs a separate risk check
The EU’s revised suspension mechanism expressly addresses investor citizenship schemes. A passport’s travel benefits should be assessed separately from citizenship itself.
Original, source-led articles for UK-based readers. Event dates and publication dates are shown separately. Our editorial method.
Turn a shortlist into a better conversation.
Prepare the questions and facts a qualified adviser will need.