About AI Immigration Map
AI Immigration Map is a neutral comparison resource for investment migration programs. We compile publicly available official information from various countries/jurisdictions (e.g., announcements by official immigration and business authorities) and organize it into comparable tables and FAQ pages (thresholds, costs, timelines, processes, key considerations), so those with cross-border needs can quickly grasp the full picture.
What we do
- Compiles publicly available, verifiable official program data, with sources and data dates indicated.
- Create a neutral comparison table of conditions and a Q&A page on 'How to Choose / Costs / Timeline / Risks'.
- Continuously updated (programs often change), relying on the latest official announcements.
What we do not do
- No rankings, no implications of superiority or inferiority; the order listed does not imply recommendations.
- No guarantees of any outcomes (such as obtaining residency/citizenship/approval) are made, and success rates are not exaggerated.
- Does not constitute immigration/legal advice; for individual cases, please consult a qualified immigration/legal advisor or attorney.
If there are any inaccuracies or omissions in the information, please feel free to contact [email protected] correction. For details, see Data Source and Disclaimer.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the order of this comparison table indicate that one program is better than another?
No. This site does not rank or imply any preference; the listing order is purely the order of data compilation and does not constitute a recommendation.
Are applications for these programs guaranteed to be approved?
No. This site does not guarantee any outcome (such as obtaining residency/citizenship/approval) nor exaggerate success rates; approval is determined by the relevant official authorities of each country on a case-by-case basis.
How often is the information on the website updated?
This site is updated continuously. Programme terms are subject to change; please refer to the latest official announcements for actual thresholds, fees, and timelines.