Intermark Global
Premier service provider for citizenship and residency solutions.

Intermark Global connects immigration advice with international property and relocation, covering investment, financially independent, digital-nomad, work, talent and business-linked routes through offices in Europe, Asia and the Middle East.
Relocation, immigration and property in one group
Intermark Global helps individuals and families plan an international move alongside property and investment decisions. The Intermark brand has operated for more than three decades, and the current group combines immigration consulting, relocation and real-estate services for living or investment.
Immigration and investment consulting is delivered by Intermark Global L.L.C-FZ. property brokerage is handled by Intermark Real Estate LLC. Clients using both services should receive a clear explanation of which entity contracts for each part of the work and who is responsible for legal, brokerage and immigration advice.
Routes beyond investment migration
The immigration catalogue includes digital-nomad permits, residence for financially independent people, work permits, Blue Card routes, talent and business visas. It also covers company formation, foreign representative offices and direct citizenship options, making the service relevant to professionals and founders as well as investors.
Intermark can help compare routes according to income, employment, business activity, investment, residence intentions and family needs. The legal outcome and obligations differ: a work permit, temporary residence, permanent residence and citizenship should not be treated as interchangeable products.
Investment and programme support
Real-estate and fund investment routes sit alongside the non-investment catalogue. Antigua and Barbuda citizenship and Portugal residence are among the firm's current programme examples, while its wider work covers additional mobility options.
When property is involved, clients should separately assess the asset, transaction, immigration eligibility and tax consequences. A written proposal should identify whether Intermark acts as immigration consultant, broker or coordinator and name any independent lawyers or financial advisers involved.
From the first conversation to a working plan
The client process begins with a consultation about destination, budget, timeline, family and the practical purpose of the move. The firm then helps compare suitable routes, explains the requirements and coordinates the next steps with the specialists required for the case.
A client should leave the planning stage with a document list, responsibility map, cost schedule and realistic assumptions about timing. Government decisions and third-party processing remain outside the firm's control, so progress reporting and escalation contacts should also be agreed.
International offices and local delivery
Intermark has offices in London, Bali, Shanghai, Dubai, Phuket and Istanbul. This network can support clients who are choosing between regions or combining immigration and property work in more than one country.
The relevant office depends on the service and destination. Before engagement, clients should confirm the lead adviser, legal entity, working language, local partners and whether post-arrival services such as housing or relocation are included.