Context before conclusions
Citizenship, permission to reside and tax residence are different questions. We keep those distinctions visible and help you compare routes according to your priorities.
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About JURIS
JURIS is an independent global mobility intelligence platform. We bring citizenship and residency programmes, source material and editorial analysis into one place, so you can explore your options with context.
The Sovereignty Atlas
The Atlas helps individuals, families and advisers discover jurisdictions, compare programmes and understand the practical questions behind a move: what the route offers, what it requires, what it costs and how much time it may take.
Each programme brings together qualifying routes, costs, process and presence, taxation and reporting, updates and sources. The map gives you a starting point. The programme details give you room to examine the evidence.
Explore the programmesOur approach
Citizenship, permission to reside and tax residence are different questions. We keep those distinctions visible and help you compare routes according to your priorities.
Programme pages connect the published information to its sources and review context. Where information is incomplete, indicative or still needs checking, that uncertainty matters.
A headline investment amount is only a starting point. Costs, family inclusion, eligibility, holding periods and presence requirements need to be considered together.
Beyond the programme page
Insights explores policy, strategy and the practical implications of global mobility. JURIS Live brings recent published updates and analysis closer to the Atlas, while the State of Global Mobility report offers a wider perspective.
Read our InsightsHow to use the information
JURIS supports research and comparison. It does not guarantee eligibility, approval or a particular outcome, and does not replace advice tailored to your circumstances. Programmes change; check the current official requirements before making a decision.
Read our methodologyCompare your options, read the evidence, or speak with us about your priorities.