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How Nicaragua sells residence for investors (golden visa): 1 residence programme, now closed. Every number and rule below links to the document it comes from.

4 documents and articles behind this page, listed at the bottom.

Residence

Sells the right to live in the country (a “golden visa”), sometimes leading to citizenship later. Nicaragua: 1 residence programme, now closed; 0 numbers, 12 prices and rules. Every country's residence programmes

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Can lead to citizenship: investors who set up a business that helps development may apply after two years of permanent residence.

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Residence·Status unclear·since 1993

Nicaragua residence as investor (residente inversionista, Ley 761 Ley General de Migración y Extranjería arts. 32, 35; nationality for investor residents art. 55)

Sells the right to live in the country (a “golden visa”), sometimes leading to citizenship later.

Path to citizenship. Can lead to citizenship: investors who set up a business that helps development may apply after two years of permanent residence. (from the research notes below)

Lowest price when it closed: not determined

No price in the law: investor residence (Ley 761, art. 35) is for capital invested in any lawful activity, with requirements left to a regulation (Decreto 31-2012) that is not stored. Press and industry cite US$30,000; not confirmed in an official text.

Notes from the research

Investor residence for foreigners who invest capital in any lawful economic activity, or in state or national financial-institution securities and bonds; investor status certified by MIFIC, requirements set by regulation (Decreto 31-2012, not read). Investor residents who have set up an industry or activity contributing to development may naturalise after two years of permanent residence. No amount in the law; press and industry cite USD 30,000 (not confirmed from an official text). Launched 1993-05-30: Ley 153 (La Gaceta 80 of 30 April 1993), which creates the 'inmigrante con capital' category, comes into force 30 days after publication (date computed); it repealed Decreto 1031 of 1982, which was not read. Ley 761 (in force August 2011) continues the category. In scope under decision 15 (refined): the law leaves the amount to regulation, so the investment rule is recorded with the amount unset.

Prices and rules

Ways in that apply today (minimum amounts)
Fees today

What is measured

No published numbers found for this programme. That is itself worth knowing: see the notes and the documents below.

Gaps

What we know is missing

  • Nicaragua residence as investor (residente inversionista, Ley 761 Ley General de Migración y Extranjería arts. 32, 35; nationality for investor residents art. 55): we found no published numbers at all, only rules and events.

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Timeline

What happened, and when

Sources

The 4 documents behind this page

The stories behind the numbers

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