Rainy Day

Geregistreerd op: 24 Dec 2024 Berichten: 24

Astons is actively offering the são tomé and príncipe citizenship by investment program as a budget-friendly alternative to more established citizenship routes. The main appeal is the lower entry cost, making it accessible for those who want a second passport without committing to higher-tier investments.

However, since this is still a newer program, many are weighing the trade-off between affordability and long-term reliability. Astons provides full support through the process, but the key question is whether it makes sense to enter early or wait until the program builds a stronger track record.

Questions:

Would you go for a newer program through Astons or choose something established?
Does the lower cost make são tomé and príncipe citizenship by investment more attractive or more risky?
How do you personally evaluate new programs in this space?
Is timing (early entry vs waiting) important for you?