Zambia

For high-net-worth investors pursuing a second passport and citizenship, Zambia presents a less compelling perspective. The country grapples with challenges such as political uncertainties. Zambia may not be the optimal choice for investors prioritizing stability and mobility. Exploring alternative options could better align with individuals seeking a second citizenship.

ZAMBIA CITIZENSHIP INVESTMENT

Zambia does not offer a citizenship by investment (CBI) programme. While numerous nations, notably several Caribbean islands, provide CBI programmes, Zambia may not align with the preferences of investors seeking a second passport. Investors may consider exploring alternatives, such as Grenada’s Citizenship by Investment Programme which is emerging as an increasingly popular choice for those pursuing a second citizenship.

ZAMBIA RESIDENCY INVESTMENT

Zambia does not have a formal residency by investment programme. Also commonly referred to as Golden Visa programmes, such initiatives enable foreign investors to secure a long-term residency visa by making a substantial investment in a country. To explore alternatives for residency, investors may consider options such as the USA’s investor visa which offers a more structured pathway for second residency through strategic investment.

ZAMBIA PASSPORT STRENGTH AND RANKING

Zambia ranks low at 131st in La Vida’s Global Passport Ranking. Citizens have visa-free entry to 35.7% of countries, covering 17.5% of global travel. More powerful passports are available through various citizenship by investment programmes. For instance, St Lucia’s passport holds the 79th position, offering significantly greater global travel freedom, making it a preferred citizenship solution for high-net-worth individuals.