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Get Golden Visa
GEA mobility consultancy focused specifically on golden visa programs
Get Golden Visa advises on residency-by-investment and citizenship-by-investment programs across more than 20 countries, including Portugal, Greece, Malta, and several Caribbean nations, with offices in London, Lisbon, Athens, and Istanbul. It is a narrower, golden-visa-specific alternative to broader migration consultancies for nomads with investable capital who want permanent residency rather than a renewable work visa.
What Get Golden Visa does
Get Golden Visa is a residency and citizenship-by-investment consultancy. It guides investors through golden visa applications in more than 20 countries, including Portugal, Greece, Malta, Cyprus, and several Caribbean nations, with offices in Lisbon, London, Athens, and Istanbul. The team helps a client pick a country, choose a qualifying investment route (real estate, government bonds, or a regulated fund), and put the application paperwork together. They don't make the investment decision for you.
The nomad angle
Most long-term travelers end up on a digital nomad visa, which needs proof of remote income (roughly EUR 2,500 to EUR 4,500 a month across most European programs) and stays temporary. You renew it every year or two, and there's no path to citizenship at the end. A golden visa flips that trade. It asks for capital instead of income: the minimums range from around EUR 50,000 in Latvia to EUR 250,000 to EUR 800,000 in Portugal, Greece, or Cyprus. In return you get permanent residency and, in Portugal's case, a citizenship track after five years with as little as seven days of physical presence a year. For a nomad with savings who is tired of visa runs and renewal deadlines, that low physical-presence bar is the real appeal. What Get Golden Visa actually sells is narrowing 20-plus country options down to the two or three that fit your budget and travel pattern.
Pricing, and the honest caveat
Get Golden Visa does not publish flat consultancy pricing, and we couldn't find a public fee schedule either; the site tells you to call or email for a quote. Industry-wide, advisor fees for a program like Portugal's run roughly EUR 5,000 to EUR 20,000, on top of government, legal, and fund costs that add another EUR 20,000 to EUR 30,000 beyond the investment minimum itself. The firm says outright that it does not give investment, financial, legal, or tax advice, so you still have to pay a separate lawyer and tax advisor. This only makes sense once you already have the investment capital ready to deploy, at least EUR 50,000 for the cheapest programs and far more for most. If you're still saving toward a nomad visa's income bar, this isn't the service for you yet.
What works
- Covers over 20 countries under one consultancy, so you can compare investment routes side by side instead of researching each program separately
- Multi-office presence (Lisbon, London, Athens, Istanbul) gives it more local footing than a purely remote advisory
- Golden visa residency typically needs far less physical presence than a digital nomad visa, which suits nomads who don't want to anchor in one country
- Positions itself as a comparison and process guide rather than a fund seller pushing one program
What to watch
- No published flat-fee pricing, so you have to contact them directly before you know what the consultancy itself costs
- Explicitly does not provide legal, tax, or investment advice, so the total bill includes a separate lawyer and tax advisor on top of their fee
- Only relevant once you already have EUR 50,000 or more in investable capital; not an option for nomads relying on remote income alone
Questions at the counter
Is Get Golden Visa worth it for digital nomads?
Mainly for nomads who already have investable capital and want permanent residency instead of a renewable income-based visa. If you don't have at least the EUR 50,000+ that the cheapest programs (like Latvia) require, a standard digital nomad visa with an income threshold is the more realistic route.
What is the difference between a golden visa and a digital nomad visa?
A golden visa is granted for making a qualifying investment, typically real estate, a fund, or a bond purchase. A digital nomad visa is granted for proving remote income above a set monthly threshold. Golden visas tend to be permanent or lead to citizenship with minimal time-in-country requirements, while digital nomad visas are temporary and must be renewed.
How much does a golden visa cost with Get Golden Visa?
Get Golden Visa doesn't list a flat consultancy fee publicly. Across the industry, advisory fees for programs like Portugal's typically run EUR 5,000 to EUR 20,000, separate from the investment itself (EUR 250,000+) and separate government and legal costs of roughly EUR 20,000 to EUR 30,000.
Which countries still offer golden visa programs in 2026?
Portugal, Greece, Cyprus, Malta, Hungary, Italy, Latvia, the UAE, and Turkey still run active golden visa or investor-residency programs in 2026. Spain closed its golden visa route in April 2025, which is why many advisors now point applicants toward Portugal or Greece instead.