Monaco Residency by Investment | Luxury Living in Europe

Introduction about Monaco

Country Key Data

Passport Ranking: 15th globally (Monégasque passport)
Visa-Free Travel: 174 countries (Monégasque citizens)
Population: 38,000
GDP per Capita: $173,000+
Capital: Monaco
Currency: Euro (€)
Government Type: Constitutional Monarchy

“Residency in Monaco is more than status—it’s a symbol of security, prestige, and global mobility. By establishing your residence in the world’s most exclusive tax haven, you’re not just acquiring a home; you’re building a powerful legacy.”

Why Choose This Program?

Program Qualifications

Be at least 18 years old

No criminal record

Proof of sufficient financial means (€500,000+)

Valid long-term lease or property purchase in Monaco

Genuine intention to reside in Monaco

Benefits

Investment or Setup Options

Option 1: Financial Self-Sufficiency

Deposit a minimum of €500,000 into a Monaco bank account.

Maintain adequate funds to support your lifestyle in Monaco.

Option 2: Real Estate Lease or Purchase

Lease a residence with a minimum of 12-month duration, suitable for the family size.

Or purchase property within Monaco—one of the most prestigious real estate markets in the world.

Roadmap to Residency

Submit Application & Documents

Open Monaco Bank Account

Secure Property Lease or Purchase

Background & Financial Checks

Approval from Monaco Ministry of Interior

Residency Card Issued (Valid 1 Year, Renewable)

Step-by-Step Application Guide

Step 1: Choose a licensed residency advisor

Work with experts experienced in Monaco immigration law.

Step 2: Open a Monaco bank account

Demonstrate financial self-sufficiency via a local bank deposit.

Step 3: Secure residential accommodation

Buy or rent a qualifying property in Monaco.

Step 4: Prepare personal documentation

Passport, birth certificate, police clearance, proof of funds, etc.

Step 5: Submit residency application

All documents are filed with the Monaco Residency Office.

Step 6: Background check by Monaco authorities

Includes criminal, financial, and lifestyle assessments.

Step 7: Interview with Monaco Police Department

Applicants must demonstrate ties and genuine intent to reside.

Step 8: Receive a Temporary Residency Card

Issued for one year, renewable for 3 years and then 10 years.

Real Stories

“Meet the Citizens Who Chose a New Future”

From global entrepreneurs to family office executives, Monaco has become a beacon for those seeking privacy, prosperity, and peace. Hear from real residents who turned ambition into legacy.

Watch Their Stories on YouTube