HondurasInvestment
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According to the founder-authorized IMI secondary snapshot, a minimum investment of US$50,000 in a legally registered business in Honduras, such as in tourism, agriculture, or manufacturing. This is not proof of current official law.
Applicants must invest a minimum of US$50,000 in a legally registered business in Honduras, such as in tourism, agriculture, or manufacturing.
US$50,000 (according to the founder-authorized IMI secondary snapshot; not proof of current official law)
Applicants must invest a minimum of US$50,000 in a legally registered business in Honduras, such as in tourism, agriculture, or manufacturing.
According to the founder-authorized IMI secondary snapshot, no minimum stay requirements are imposed for the temporary residence permit. To qualify for permanent residency within five years, the applicant must continue to meet the program's requirements. This is not proof of current official law.
Upon making an approved qualifying investment, applicants get a renewable temporary residence permit with no minimum stay requirements – qualifying them for permanent residency within five years should they continue to meet the program’s requirements.
According to the founder-authorized IMI secondary snapshot, spouse and dependent children under 18, or financially dependent older children, can be included by providing evidence of the relationship and financial support. This is not proof of current official law.
Applicants can include a spouse and dependent children under 18 (or financially dependent older children) by providing evidence of the relationship and financial support.
According to the founder-authorized IMI secondary snapshot, temporary, indefinitely renewable residence permit. Permanent residency possible within 5 years if the applicant continues to meet the program's requirements. Citizenship possible after 3 years of continuous residency, requiring knowledge of Honduran civics and Spanish language. This is not proof of current official law.
Investors gain access to temporary, indefinitely renewable, residence permit, with a path to permanent residence permits within 5 years, and a path to citizenship within three years of continuous residency.
To qualify for citizenship, however, they need to continuously live in the country for at least three years, and demonstrate good knowledge of Honduran civics and Spanish language.
These are the answers currently recorded in the catalogue. A missing or partial answer is not an eligibility decision.
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