Arton Capital
Premier service provider for citizenship and residency solutions.
Arton Capital combines private-client residence and citizenship advice with a separate government-advisory practice, helping families compare investment-migration routes and jurisdictions design or improve programme frameworks.
Private-client and government advisory under one group
Arton Capital is a global financial advisory firm specialising in residence and citizenship through investment. For private clients, its role is to turn a broad mobility objective into a workable route, then coordinate eligibility review, documents, and the qualifying investment. The firm also works with lawyers, financial advisers and other professional intermediaries whose clients need specialist investment-migration support.
A separate government practice advises jurisdictions on research, programme design, implementation, due-diligence procedures and foreign-direct-investment strategy. That institutional work is distinct from an individual application. Clients should understand which Arton entity and team will handle their case rather than treating the wider group's activities as one undifferentiated service.
Routes for residence and citizenship
The private-client portfolio covers citizenship programmes in Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica, Grenada and Saint Kitts and Nevis, together with residence options that include Portugal. These routes differ materially in physical-presence rules, family eligibility, due-diligence standards, investment structure and the rights granted after approval.
An adviser can help compare the realistic options for a particular nationality and family, but should not reduce the decision to passport access or headline investment alone. Applicants should also consider renewal duties, holding periods, tax residence, the treatment of dependants and whether the route delivers residence, permanent residence or citizenship.
From eligibility review to submission
A typical engagement begins with goals, nationality, family structure, budget and potential compliance issues. Once a route is selected, the team can organise the document plan, coordinate source-of-funds evidence and liaise with the professionals involved in the investment and filing. Government processing and final approval remain outside the adviser's control.
The most useful proposal will identify each stage, the responsible party and the assumptions behind the timeline. Clients should request a full cost schedule separating Arton's professional fees from government charges, due diligence, legal work, translations, banking and investment expenses.
Dubai base and group structure
Arton Capital has a Dubai office in Boulevard Plaza in the Burj Khalifa District. The wider group includes banking, financial-advisory and investment-consulting businesses, which may be useful in a complex cross-border case but makes scope clarity especially important.
Before engagement, a client should confirm the contracting entity, responsible adviser, available working language and any external lawyer or required for the destination. Those details establish who owes which duty, how progress will be reported and where questions or complaints should be directed.