IMMOGRATION ASSISTCOLORADO, USA

Advice before the decision

You know you want to leave.Where to is the real question.

Independent advice for people considering residency or a second citizenship abroad — and who have not yet committed. Entirely remote, from your own desk. No travel required, no obligation to take a next step.

Every question answered within one business day — by email, messenger or Zoom.

What we work out togetherCONSULTATION REGISTER
  1. 01

    Residency or citizenship?Two very different routes, with different effort, cost and outcome.

  2. 02

    Which country fits your life?Climate, language, healthcare, connections, cost of living, presence requirements.

  3. 03

    Which programme fits your situation?Retirement, investment, employment, family, descent — each has its own conditions.

  4. 04

    Which documents will you need?Individual document list, apostilles, certified translations, deadlines.

  5. 05

    What will it really cost, and when?A personal cash-flow plan across the whole process, by date and recipient.

The decision at the end is yours — not ours.
A — Starting point

Most people come to us with a hunch, not a plan.

That is not a disadvantage. Committing to a country too early means paying for corrections later. This consultation is built for the phase before that.

Never been there

You know your destination only from the internet. Before you spend money and holiday on an exploratory trip, you should know what to look for once you are there.

Undecided between countries

Every source recommends something different, usually because that is what it sells. You need a comparison, not a brochure.

Unsure whether residency or passport

A residence permit and a second citizenship solve different problems and cost very different amounts. The question comes first, the programme second.

B — Services

What the consultation includes

Everything is delivered remotely while you are at home — by email, messenger and, if you wish, Zoom.

Comparative country advice

A side-by-side view of the destinations worth considering: residence law, tax system, cost of living, travel freedom, climate, healthcare, language and procedural effort — including the drawbacks, not only the arguments in favour.

Second citizenship options

An overview of the programmes that grant a second citizenship through investment: suitability, cost range, processing time, and the advantages and disadvantages compared with a residence-only solution.

Programme analysis

Which specific programme fits your circumstances — retirement, investment, employment, family reunification or descent — including the alternatives and what each of them would mean for you.

Individual document list

A list of every document you will need, tailored to your situation, with sample documents, an explanation of apostille and translation requirements, and a schedule.

Document pre-check

A formal review of the documents you submit for completeness, currency and formal requirements — before they reach an authority where a mistake costs months.

Unlimited follow-up questions

A personal guarantee of a reply within one business day to any question throughout the preparation period, by email or messenger, and by Zoom on request.

Travel and country briefing

Hotel recommendations, guidance on cash import and banking, an orientation route for your first visit, driving licence, key addresses and contacts, and useful apps to download in advance.

Personal cash-flow plan

A schedule of every payment to expect, by date and recipient, so you can plan your funds ahead and meet no surprises.

Handover to local partners

Once you decide, an introduction to the executing partner in your chosen country — licensed firms and providers on the ground, whom you engage directly.

C — Process

Four steps, and you know where you stand

From first enquiry to a decision you can act on usually takes a few weeks — depending on how quickly you obtain your documents.

Step 1

First conversation

You describe your situation, your goals and your timeframe. We tell you whether we can help — and if not, who is a better fit.

Step 2

Country and programme comparison

You receive a comparison of the options that are realistic for you, discussed in a Zoom meeting and summarised in writing.

Step 3

Document package

Individual document list, sample documents, schedule and cash-flow plan. We check your documents as soon as you have obtained them.

Step 4

Handover or conclusion

You decide. We hand over to the partner in your chosen country — or the consultation ends here, if you reach a different conclusion.

D — Fees

A fixed price, known in advance

No hourly rates, no additional claims. All amounts in US dollars; payment by card or bank transfer, or the equivalent in euros or Swiss francs.

Consultation and preparation

Flat fee for the main applicant, covering all services in section B.
530 USD

Additional person in the household

Additional document check and advice per accompanying person.
150 USD

Extended second-citizenship advice

A detailed comparison of two or more citizenship programmes.
250 USD

What is not included

  • Legal and tax advice — that is the responsibility of licensed professionals in the destination country.
  • Fees of the executing law firm, and government, notary and translation costs.
  • Services on the ground in the destination country; our partners provide those and bill you directly.
  • Obtaining your civil-status certificates and apostilles in your home country.
E — Questions

What prospective clients ask us most often

Do I have to choose a country in the end?

No. The consultation commits you to nothing further. Some of our clients conclude that they will stay put for now, or choose a country we do not work in ourselves. That is a legitimate outcome, not a failed engagement.

Are you a law firm?

No. IMMOGRATION ASSIST LTD advises and prepares. Legal steps — applications, representation before authorities, company formation — are carried out solely by licensed lawyers in the destination country, who bill you directly. We provide neither legal nor tax advice.

Why does the consultation cost anything at all?

Because it is meant to be independent. A free initial call is paid for by the referral that follows — and therefore reliably recommends whatever the provider sells. A fixed fee in advance is the only way we can also advise you against something.

Do I have to travel for the consultation?

No. The entire advisory and preparation phase happens while you are at home: by email, messenger and Zoom. Travel becomes relevant only once you have chosen a country and a programme.

What happens to my documents?

They are used solely to carry out this engagement. They are passed to partners in the destination country only after your express decision, and only to the extent required. They are deleted once the statutory retention periods have expired.

Contact

Tell us where you stand

Write two or three sentences about what you are considering and what is still unclear. You will receive a personal reply within one business day, along with an honest assessment of whether a consultation makes sense for you at all.

Address
IMMOGRATION ASSIST LTD
851 S Washington Street
Denver, CO 80209
United States of America
Office hours
Monday to Friday, 3:00–8:00 p.m. CET
Other times by arrangement