The first step is to review the applicant’s passport history administered by the MICS professional legal team to ensure that the applicant will qualify for the program after having the MICS initial professional fee payment.
The MICS processing team will provide the applicant with a precise list of civil and financial documents required by the government. Once all documents are collected and the file is prepared to be submitted, the government processing fees, due diligence fees, and MICS‘s second professional fee will be due. For Investor residency the applicant must demonstrate that the investment has been actually made before the application can be presented. For other categories proof of the source of the income must be provided to submit with the application.