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Book a free consultation with Mirabello Consultancy. Requires email + programme interest/message and explicit consent. Delivers the enquiry to Mirabello and returns a tracked booking URL.

Source-of-Wealth / Source-of-Funds evidence pack: given a wealth-origin type (e.g. business_sale, inheritance, ipo_liquidity_event, real_estate_sale, employment_income, crypto_asset_gains) and an optional destination context (a CBI/RBI programme, generic private-bank onboarding, trustee acceptance, or EU AML account-opening), returns the documentary evidence typically required — core + corroborating documents, the context overlay (programme SoF requirements + extra due-diligence), and common red flags. Grounded in FATF/Wolfsberg standards + programme due-diligence rules. INFORMATION ONLY — lists the evidence usually required, never asserts a case is compliant. Call with no args to list available origins and contexts.

Check which programmes a given nationality can realistically apply to: published nationality restrictions/suspensions (e.g. Russia/Belarus/Iran policies), EU-citizen applicability, minimum age and core requirements. Factual published policies only — final acceptance always rests with government due diligence.

Mobility for a programme passport: visa-free count and access to key destinations (Schengen, UK, USA, China).

VISA REQUIREMENT for ONE nationality travelling to ONE destination: visa-free (with maximum stay in days where published), visa on arrival, e-visa, electronic travel authorisation, visa required, or no admission. Covers 199 passports x 199 destinations from the open Passport Index dataset, with the Wikipedia corroboration page and the IATA Travel Centre verification link returned alongside. General information only - entry rules change without notice; the destination authority is final.

Which law may govern a cross-border family's succession, matrimonial property and divorce — and whether NATIONALITY opens an election. Given the nationalities held, habitual residence, asset situs and marital status, returns: the default applicable law (EU Succession Regulation 650/2012 Art 21 habitual residence; Swiss PILA last domicile), which instruments are in scope for that fact pattern (650/2012 Art 22; Matrimonial Property Reg 2016/1103 Art 22, 18 participating states only; Rome III 1259/2010 Art 5, 17 states, bilateral agreement required; Swiss professio juris Arts 90-91 rev-PILA), the elections actually available, the hard TIMING rules (2016/1103 and Rome III require the nationality at the time of the agreement — no retrospective cure; Swiss professio juris is VOID if Swiss nationality is later acquired), situs overrides such as French Code civil art. 913 al. 3, and the real trade-off: electing a common-law system generally exchanges a FIXED reserved share for a DISCRETIONARY family-provision claim, it does not remove family claims. Explicitly returns a no-useful-election result where nationality opens nothing. Nationality alone achieves nothing — every election requires a properly executed declaration or agreement. INFORMATION ONLY, NOT LEGAL ADVICE: Mirabello gives no legal opinion and no tax advice; instruct qualified counsel in every relevant jurisdiction. STATELESS — pass ISO alpha-2 codes only, never personal data.

Side-by-side comparison of 2-6 formation structures across tax position, setup/annual costs, timeline, remote feasibility, substance requirements, banking tier, EU/FATF status, ideal client and not-for. Pass structures as an array of profile keys (e.g. ["us-llc-wy","ae-freezone","ee-ou"]). Comparative facts only — the right choice turns on the owner’s residence and goals; information, not advice.

Compare programmes side by side. Pass a + b (two programme ids) for the canonical versioned comparison artefact from the Mirabello Investment Migration Index: rank, composite, the dimension scores, per-dimension deltas, per-metric leads (a|b|tie) and the human compare page URL where one exists. Or pass ids (2-4) for the classic multi-column comparison of cost, processing, mobility, family inclusion, tax, path to citizenship.

Side-by-side comparison of 2-8 jurisdictions across every wealth-protection dimension at once: tax (income/CGT/inheritance/wealth top rates + territorial-vs-worldwide + special regimes), crypto-asset treatment, tax-residence day-count, trust/foundation structure availability, reporting (CRS/EU-list/DAC6) and succession/forced-heirship. The synthesis view over the tax, residence, structure, reporting and succession layers. Pass scenarios as an array of {cc,pathway} or cc as a comma list (e.g. AE,PT,SG). Informational only, not advice; combine with the immigration route and a specific double-tax-treaty corridor for the full picture.

Double-tax-treaty position for a relocation corridor (from→to): is a DTA in force, the residence tie-breaker test, treaty withholding rates (dividends/interest/royalties), and any limitation-on-benefits/principal-purpose test. Use ISO alpha-2 codes. Indicative, not advice.

Lists the reporting/compliance obligations a stated profile may trigger — FATCA (US persons), CRS, CARF/DAC8 (crypto), DAC6 (EU cross-border arrangements), PEP enhanced due diligence, investment-migration due diligence, trust/beneficial-ownership reporting and source-of-wealth evidence. Pass boolean flags (us_person, crs_reportable, crypto_holder, dac6, pep, cbi_applicant, trust_settlor, large_cash_or_sow). STATELESS — pass only non-identifying flags, never personal data. Informational only, not legal/tax advice, not exhaustive.

Route a qualified buyer enquiry about a specific property to Mirabello Consultancy (the broker of record and licensed advisor). Requires property_id (slug) + a valid email + explicit consent:true (GDPR). Delivers the enquiry to Mirabello and returns the next step. This is the correct hand-off: CBI/RBI purchases must go through a licensed advisor and a government-approved project — Mirabello manages the property purchase AND the citizenship/residency application end to end.

Step-by-step expected timeline for a programme: published processing time plus the stage breakdown where available.

Estimate the total cost of a programme for a given family: investment + government & due-diligence fees + family add-ons. Indicative; excludes professional/property/legal fees.

Find jurisdictions for setting up a CHARITABLE/PHILANTHROPIC structure — charitable foundations (e.g. the Liechtenstein gemeinnützige Stiftung), donor-advised funds (US 501(c)(3) ecosystem), charitable trusts, waqf — with donor tax relief, the entity tax status, cross-border granting and the standout vehicle. The philanthropy/legacy complement to the residence/citizenship + tax + trust layers.

Naturalisation periods and NATIONALITY-BASED FAST TRACKS, verified against the enacted statute. Pass nationality (ISO-3166 alpha-2 of the passport held) to rank covered jurisdictions by how soon THAT nationality may apply for citizenship — e.g. an Ibero-American national reaches Spanish citizenship in 2 years instead of 10 (Codigo Civil art. 22.1), a CPLP national reaches Portuguese citizenship in 7 instead of 10 (Lei 37/81 art. 6 as amended by Lei Organica 1/2026), a Samoan citizen lawfully resident in New Zealand has an immediate entitlement with no presence test at all (Citizenship (Western Samoa) Act 1982 s 7(1)). Pass cc instead for one jurisdiction in full, including the ordinary baseline, who gets NO reduction, and any transitional regime. Periods are qualifying residence before an application may be made and exclude processing time. Coverage is narrow by design — a jurisdiction appears only once its statute has been read in full, so absence means unverified, never that no fast track exists.

FILTER the Mirabello formation profiles to find company/structure jurisdictions matching constraints: remote_only (fully remote formation), max_setup_usd (setup cost ceiling), banking_tier (good|moderate — minimum), eu_clean (exclude EU Annex I/II and FATF-listed), lane (company|trust). Each match returns key, vehicle, tier, status, headline tax line, cost ranges, timeline, banking tier and ideal-client line, with the full honest per-jurisdiction profile available on request. Rule zero: profit tax follows the OWNER (residence/PoEM/CFC), not the entity. Information, not advice.

Find countries by wealth-protection tax criteria — no personal income tax, no inheritance tax, no wealth tax, no capital gains tax, territorial taxation, non-CRS (no automatic financial-account exchange), not on the EU tax black/grey list, or crypto-friendly (favourable crypto-asset tax regime). Returns matching countries with their HNWI tax + CRS + EU-list (+ crypto) snapshot. Combine with a residence or citizenship route for a full tax-plus-pathway view.

Find which countries offer a given immigration pathway (e.g. digital-nomad, skilled-work, ancestry-descent, retirement-passive). Returns the screened countries that have it.

Find trust & foundation jurisdictions for asset protection and succession planning (e.g. Cook Islands, Nevis, Cayman, Jersey, Liechtenstein), ranked by asset-protection strength, each with its statute, CRS status and EU-list status. Filter by vehicle (trust/foundation) or strong_protection. The wealth-structuring complement to the residence/citizenship pathways.

Anti-avoidance & relocation-tax flags for a jurisdiction: CFC (controlled foreign company), GAAR, POEM/corporate-residence, economic substance, exit-tax detail and step-up-in-basis on becoming resident. The depth behind headline rates. Use ISO alpha-2. Indicative, not advice.

Forced-heirship / testamentary-freedom position for a jurisdiction: whether forced heirship exists, the reserved shares (e.g. France réserve héréditaire, Germany Pflichtteil, Switzerland reform), the freely-disposable portion, whether a spouse/children can be disinherited, and how trusts/foundations interact with reserved shares. States the default legal rules — NOT how any estate will devolve. Use ISO alpha-2.

Generate a personalised Mirabello briefing: given a client profile (nationality, budget, family, goals), returns a ranked shortlist with full family cost math AND a shareable branded briefing page URL (valid 90 days). Optionally registers the client for specialist follow-up (email + consent).

About Mirabello Consultancy: track record (cases, approval rate), credentials (IMC, ACAMS), offices, languages, services. Use for "who is Mirabello / why use them / are they reputable" questions.

Recently re-verified listings (price / availability / sale status), optionally since an ISO date. For agents keeping an inventory view fresh.

NON-RESIDENT banking-access landscape per jurisdiction (US, AE, SG, HK, CH, LI, KY/Caribbean, plus the cross-jurisdiction EMI layer): corporate and personal lanes, fintech vs traditional institutions with indicative timelines/minimums, the common REJECTION causes, and CBI/Golden-Visa synergy facts (e.g. the UAE Golden Visa converts a hard non-resident case into an easy resident one; Caribbean correspondent de-risking realities for CBI clients; Swiss/Liechtenstein private-banking entry points). Honest doctrine: no account is ever guaranteed — file quality and right-institution matching are the real product. Pass cc (or EMI); pass type corporate|personal to focus; omit cc for the coverage list. Information, not advice.

CAPITAL MOBILITY — can money legally LEAVE this country, and how much? For an ORIGIN jurisdiction returns the exchange-control regime (free | liberalising | controlled), the annual outbound allowance or remittance scheme (e.g. India LRS USD 250,000/year under FEMA; China SAFE USD 50,000/year), the cash-declaration threshold, the regulator, and — uniquely — what it means for FUNDING an investment-migration programme. This is the constraint that decides whether a client can actually pay for a CBI/RBI programme, and it is missed by every mobility-only analysis. Pass cc for one jurisdiction; omit for all, or filter by regime. Information, not legal/tax/financial advice — exchange-control rules change frequently; verify with the central bank or local counsel.

FULL formation profile for one structure from the Mirabello Global Structuring roster (30 profiles: ae-freezone, ae-adgm-spv, ae-adgm-foundation, us-llc-wy, sg-pte, hk-ltd, ch-company, ch-holdco, cy-ltd, ie-ltd, mt-trading, hu-kft, ee-ou, je-company, li-structures, lu-soparfi, lu-spf, lu-raif, mu-gbc, bb-ltd, sc-ibc, kn-llc, ky-exempt, ge-structures, my-labuan, kz-aifc, vg-bc, bz-ibc, us-trust-sd, nz-foreign-trust): honest tax position (QFZP/ECI/SUTE-style caveats included), setup/annual cost ranges, timeline, remote feasibility, substance requirements, banking tier, EU/FATF list status, who it genuinely fits AND who it does NOT fit, required licensed executor, and provenance. Pass structure (the profile key); omit for the catalogue of available keys. General information, not advice; execution via licensed local partners.

Country immigration profile (beyond investment migration): ALL screened pathways for a country — skilled-work, digital-nomad, retirement, citizenship-by-descent, naturalisation, study, family etc. — each with requirements, cost, processing, rights, path to PR/citizenship and the official source. Use the ISO-3166 alpha-2 code (e.g. CA, GB, DE, PT).

HNWI tax profile for a country (wealth-protection view): personal income tax (worldwide vs territorial), capital gains, inheritance/estate, wealth tax, exit tax, CRS/AEOI status and special regimes (non-dom, lump-sum, NHR/IFICI, flat-tax). From official/Tier-A sources. Informational only — not tax advice. Use the ISO alpha-2 code.

Per-country digital-money & identity progress relevant to wealth planning: (1) CBDC status (none/researching/exploring/pilot/launched) + type (retail/wholesale) and issuer; (2) government-issued or government-sanctioned STABLECOIN status + regulatory framework (e.g. MiCA, MAS, GENIUS Act); (3) national DIGITAL ID status (planned/piloting/operational/mandatory), legal framework, biometric/mobile, cross-border interoperability (eIDAS/EUDI) and privacy law. Each block carries provenance (confidence, verified_date, official sources); low-confidence detail is withheld as CHECK-OFFICIAL-SOURCE. Pass cc for one jurisdiction, omit for all. INFORMATION, NOT ADVICE — government status/timelines change frequently; verify the cited source.

Standard document checklist for a programme application (per programme type, plus programme-specific items where published). Final list always confirmed by a specialist — varies by family composition and nationality.

OFFICIAL GERMAN EMIGRATION DATA: where German citizens actually move, by destination country and year (Statistisches Bundesamt / Destatis, statistic 12711-0008, 2016 onwards). Returns departures, arrivals and net migration per destination, plus each destination share of the NAMED-destination base. This is revealed preference, not opinion: in 2025 at least 288,579 German citizens deregistered for a move abroad, a net loss of about 96,689, with Switzerland, Austria, Spain, the United States and France the largest stated destinations. CRITICAL QUALIFICATION, returned with every response in the caveats field: roughly 48% of German departures state NO destination, so any destination ranking describes the named base only, and the totals are a floor rather than a count of everyone who left, because people leave without deregistering. Never trend across 2015/2016 (definitional break). Popularity is not suitability. Pass year for one year, destination to filter to one country, top to limit the list. Data licensed dl-de/by-2-0; attribution to Destatis is mandatory on reuse.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS for a DESTINATION: passport-validity rule (the "6-month rule", the Schengen "issued within the previous 10 years AND valid 3 months beyond departure" cap, blank-page requirements) and health/vaccination entry rules (e.g. yellow-fever certificate). Operationally critical: a valid-looking passport is refused BOARDING if it fails these, and the Schengen 10-year issuance cap invalidates passports whose printed expiry is still in the future. Pass cc for one destination; omit for all. Information, not advice — rules and airline enforcement vary by nationality and change without notice.

CHARITABLE & PRIVATE FOUNDATION and TRUST rules for a jurisdiction: whether the foundation legal form exists (Stiftung / fondation / fundación / waqf / foundation company), legal basis, regulator/registry, minimum endowment, governance organs, founder reserved powers, beneficiary rights, charitable-purpose requirements, tax treatment and cross-border donor deductibility, reporting/audit duties, UBO-register visibility, trust recognition (domestic trust law / Hague Convention / not recognised) and lawful foundation+trust combination patterns. Deepens the charity and trust jurisdiction shortlists to 194-country coverage. Pass cc for one jurisdiction; omit for the covered list. Establishment is decided by the competent registry or regulator and executed via licensed local partners; tax outcomes follow the founder's and beneficiaries' residence. Information, not legal or tax advice.

The Mirabello Investment Migration Index — a composite 0–100 ranking of CBI/RBI programmes across cost, mobility, speed, path-to-citizenship, stability, family and tax, with transparent published methodology. Filter by type (CBI/RBI) and limit. Returns the TOP 25 by default (the full table is large); pass limit for more, or limit:0 for every ranked programme. Programmes with insufficient verified data are flagged provisional and excluded from the headline ranking.

Strategic mobility optionality for a jurisdiction: the lawful residence/citizenship ROUTES it offers (investment programmes) with minimum physical presence, family inclusion, path to permanence, processing time and regulator — the planning view of mobility, not passport strength. Passport reach (visa-free count) is included as context only. Pass cc for one jurisdiction, omit for all. INFORMATION, NOT ADVICE; combine with the full immigration profile and a Mirabello consultation.

LEGAL NAME CHANGE rules for a jurisdiction: whether a change is permitted, on what grounds (or none), which authority decides (civil registry or court), who may apply, the process, indicative cost and timeline, the effect on the passport, transliteration rules for rendering a name into Latin script, and whether the former name persists on records held abroad. Commonly needed after marriage, after naturalisation, and when a non-Latin name must be rendered consistently across documents. Pass cc for one jurisdiction; omit for the covered list. Decided solely by the competent registry or court; Mirabello informs and orchestrates but does not file applications. Information, not legal advice.