Who may be included

The government announcement provides for the main applicant’s spouse and qualifying children. Family relationships must be documented, and each person remains subject to the applicable assessment.

  • Spouse: an announced additional US$100,000 contribution.
  • Children under 18: an announced US$25,000 contribution per child.
  • Unmarried children aged 18–25 who have no children: an announced US$100,000 contribution per child.

A family of four

US$500,000Announced contribution example

For a main applicant, spouse and two children under 18, the announced contributions total US$500,000. Professional and other applicable charges are additional.

Use this illustration as a starting point for a tailored family assessment and a complete quotation from your specialist.

Your family’s circumstances come first

A useful review considers ages, citizenships, family relationships and your goals. If a child is close to an age threshold or your family has a more complex structure, raise this early so a specialist can address it.

  • Confirm which family members you wish to include.
  • Flag approaching birthdays that may change the relevant category.
  • Discuss documentary requirements for relationships and dependent children.
  • Check the implications of acquiring another citizenship in each person’s existing country of citizenship.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Can I discuss a more complex family situation?

Yes. The published announcement covers spouses and qualifying children. If you wish to include other relatives or have questions about a family relationship, raise them during your initial conversation for specialist review.

How is each family member assessed?

Each person’s circumstances and supporting documents are considered under the applicable rules. A family review helps identify the information needed for every proposed applicant.

Official source: Ministry of Economy, 2 October 2026 Information reviewed 13 November 2026