Latitude Residency & Citizenship
Premier service provider for citizenship and residency solutions.
Latitude Residency & Citizenship advises private clients on investment migration and citizenship by descent while maintaining a separate government-advisory practice and offices across several regions.
Private-client mobility since 2013
Latitude Residency & Citizenship was founded in 2013. It helps individuals and families plan residence or citizenship around mobility, lifestyle and family-security goals. The firm operates through twelve offices and works across citizenship by investment, residence by investment and ancestry-based routes.
A separate government-advisory team works with jurisdictions on the feasibility, design and implementation of investment-migration programmes. Private clients should distinguish that institutional practice from the team representing their individual application.
Citizenship by investment
Latitude advises on citizenship programmes in Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica, Grenada, Saint Lucia and Türkiye. These routes have different contribution or investment structures, family rules and due-diligence requirements, even where the general application model appears similar.
The adviser can compare options and organise the file, but the government authority determines approval. Clients should request current programme terms, a full cost schedule and a clear explanation of which payments are refundable or non-refundable.
Residence and citizenship by descent
The firm also supports residence-by-investment routes, including Panama, and citizenship-by-descent cases connected with Italy, Ireland, Poland and Portugal. These two service lines require different evidence and lead to different rights.
Ancestry cases depend on civil records, family lineage and the law of the relevant country. Residence cases may require an investment, ongoing presence or renewals. The initial review should establish which legal basis is available before the client starts collecting or legalising documents.
A staged client process
The engagement begins with goals and eligibility, then moves into route comparison, , document preparation and application coordination. Complex families may also need a plan for dependants, future births or marriages and maintaining status after approval.
Clients should identify the lead office, adviser, local counsel and government-facing agent. The proposal should separate professional fees from government charges, due diligence, translations and the qualifying investment.
Worldwide offices with local responsibility
Latitude's offices span North America, the Caribbean, South America, Europe, Asia and Oceania. Addressed locations include London, Vancouver, Panama City and Cascais.
The network provides access across time zones, but clients should confirm which entity is responsible for the case and whether a local office is acting as adviser, coordinator or authorised programme agent. The engagement should state how confidential documents move between offices, who reports progress, how often updates arrive, how delays are escalated and who remains available after approval. Clear ownership is essential when several jurisdictions are involved.