A second passport is not a purchase. It is a decision that redraws your tax map.

• You need a second footing — residency or a passport — for mobility, security or your tax map.
• Dozens of programmes surround you, and every agent sells their own as the best.
• You want the choice to weigh not only the visa but the tax, the reporting and the compatibility with your former country.

What the House does

The House is tied to no programme and takes no provider commission. We first work out which footing solves your objective, and only then steer the application — through trusted local partners.

• Profile and aim: what exactly the second footing must give you in your case.
• A selection of residency and citizenship programmes for that profile, tied to no single provider.
• The tax consequences of the choice: the link to your former country, treaties, reporting.
• Steering the application through certified local partners.
• Setting up personal reporting on the new side once the status is granted.

What you get: a comparison of 3–5 residency and citizenship programmes for your profile · a tax memo on the consequences of the choice and the link to your former country · steering of the application through certified local partners · setting up personal reporting on the new side

Why this way and not another

• The programme agent sells the one that pays them most, not the one you need.
• A second passport without weighing the tax can worsen your position rather than improve it.
• The status is granted but not linked to personal reporting — a gap remains.

What worries you — and the House’s answer

• “They’ll sell me the programme that suits the agent, not me.” — The House takes no provider commission. The recommendation follows your objective, not another’s margin.
• “A second passport will create tax problems.” — We weigh the consequences before the application: what the status gives and how it relates to your former country.
• “The programme will close or the rules will change.” — We steer the application through to the result and keep a fallback in case the rules shift.

Where this leads

You gain a second footing that truly solves your objective — mobility, security or your tax map — and is built into your personal position rather than left hanging as a separate document. The choice is made for you, not for the agent’s commission.