Citizenship by Investment in Aurora
Citizenship by investment in Aurora for established York Region families: a licensed CICC advisor, discreet and fully remote. Book a free, confidential call.
Fast Passport Boutique by Jane Katkova is a licensed CICC advisory helping established Aurora families secure a second citizenship or residency by investment. We work from our Toronto office and both in person and fully remotely, so a family in Aurora can proceed whichever way is most convenient — and most private. If you have been quietly researching citizenship by investment in Aurora, you have found a regulated, honest-broker team that is used to the discretion established York Region families expect.
A licensed citizenship-by-investment advisor for Aurora families
Aurora is one of York Region's most settled and affluent towns, a place of established professional and business-owner households rather than new money in a hurry. Behind its historic core and estate neighbourhoods sits real economic weight: one of the world's largest auto-parts multinationals keeps its global head office right here in town, and Aurora is home to physicians, lawyers, founders and second- and third-generation family enterprises. Wealth here tends to be understated and long-horizon, and families think in terms of continuity — children, grandchildren and the assets that pass between them. That is exactly the lens we bring to a second-citizenship strategy. As an advisory regulated by the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (CICC), our duty is to your family's interests, not to any single programme.
Why established Aurora families pursue a second citizenship
The families we meet in Aurora are rarely looking to leave; they are looking to add options. The motivations are consistent: a considered plan B held quietly in the family's name, next-generation mobility so children can study, work and travel with fewer barriers, diversification of jurisdiction and currency against an unpredictable world, and smoother global travel for those who run businesses across borders. A second passport does none of this loudly — it simply gives a well-established household another layer of freedom and resilience. For many Aurora families it is best understood as estate and legacy planning by another name, and our family citizenship by investment approach lets a spouse, children and often parents join a single application.
Caribbean citizenship or a European golden visa?
Two quite different routes sit under the same broad heading, and naming the one you want saves time and money. Caribbean citizenship by investment delivers a full second passport in months, with no requirement to live abroad. A residency by investment programme, or European golden visa, instead grants the right to live in a country such as Portugal or Greece, with citizenship possible only years later. Some Aurora families want the passport; others, drawn to a European base for part of the year, prefer the residency. Our guide to citizenship by investment versus a golden visa sets the two side by side, and a legacy-minded family will sometimes combine them.
The programmes we advise on for Aurora clients
For a fast, full second passport, the five Caribbean citizenship programmes remain the most efficient path. Grenada citizenship by investment is often the standout for legacy-focused households: its dependant rules are among the most generous, and it is the only Caribbean programme with a United States E-2 investor treaty, which can matter to a next generation with American ambitions. St Kitts and Nevis citizenship by investment is the oldest and most predictable programme — a quality many established families value above all else. We match the programme to your family, not the other way round.
Indicative 2026 costs and timelines for an Aurora family
The table shows indicative 2026 minimum donations and realistic timelines. Program terms and thresholds change; confirm current figures on a call.
| Programme | Indicative minimum (donation) | Realistic 2026 timeline | Note for families |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dominica | ~US$200,000 | ~6–9 months | Lowest entry point |
| Grenada | ~US$235,000 | ~5–8 months | Generous dependants; US E-2 treaty |
| Antigua & Barbuda | ~US$230,000 (family of 4) | ~9–14 months | One flat price for a family of four |
| St Kitts & Nevis | ~US$250,000 | ~5 months | Oldest and most predictable |
| St Lucia | ~US$240,000 | ~9–18 months | Flexible investment options |
This is general information, not legal or tax advice. Every one of these programmes now requires an interview and biometrics, so the honest range runs from about five months for St Kitts and Nevis to well over a year for St Lucia. If timing matters to you, our note on how long Caribbean citizenship takes is worth reading before you plan around a date.
A discreet, remote process run from our Toronto office
Discretion is part of the service. Every engagement begins with a free, confidential consultation to understand your family, your goals and your travel patterns. From there we recommend a programme, prepare a clean source-of-funds file — the single most important factor in a smooth application — and manage the government submission, due diligence and investment on your behalf. You do not travel to the Caribbean, and there is no residence requirement. Aurora clients are welcome at our Toronto office or can work with us entirely by video call and secure upload; we serve families across Aurora, Newmarket, King and the wider York Region, as well as growing communities elsewhere in the Greater Toronto Area such as families exploring citizenship by investment in Milton.
Why Aurora families choose Fast Passport Boutique
Jane Katkova has spent more than two decades in immigration and citizenship advisory, and our practice is built on discretion, CICC licensing and candour. For an established Aurora family, that combination is the whole point: we would rather tell you a route is wrong for you than make a sale, and we treat your affairs with the privacy they deserve. To gauge fit quickly, check your eligibility in a few minutes, or call our Toronto office to talk it through.
If you are exploring this from Aurora, the best next step is a short, confidential conversation about your family's goals, passports and documents. Call us at +1 (416) 661-4487, or book a free, confidential consultation with our licensed team. We are at 1110 Finch Avenue West, Unit 406 in Toronto, and we also work fully remotely with families across York Region.
Citizenship by Investment in Aurora — your questions answered
Do we have to travel to the Caribbean to get a second citizenship?
No. The Caribbean citizenship-by-investment programmes have no residence requirement, and the application is handled remotely. Aurora clients typically complete the entire process by video call and secure document upload, without leaving Ontario. You are also welcome to meet us in person at our Toronto office.
Which programme suits an established Aurora family best?
It depends on your goals. Grenada is often favoured by legacy-minded families for its generous dependant rules and its unique United States E-2 treaty, while St Kitts and Nevis is prized for being the oldest and most predictable programme. We recommend a route only after understanding your family, not before.
Can our children and parents be included in one application?
Usually yes. All five Caribbean programmes allow a spouse and dependent children, and several also permit dependent parents. For a multi-generational Aurora household, a single family application is normally far more economical than separate ones, and Grenada is especially generous on dependants.
Is this citizenship or residency — and does it affect my Canadian passport?
Caribbean citizenship by investment gives you a full second passport; a European golden visa gives residency, with citizenship only years later. Canada freely permits multiple citizenships, so a Canadian adding a second passport is straightforward. If a family member holds another nationality, we check its rules individually.
Do you have an office near Aurora?
We are based at 1110 Finch Avenue West, Unit 406 in Toronto, and licensed by the CICC. Aurora clients can meet us in person or complete everything remotely by video call and secure upload. We serve families right across York Region.
Is the first consultation free?
Yes. Your first consultation with our licensed team is free and fully confidential, whether in person at our Toronto office or by video call at a time that suits your family.
A Toronto business-owner family, a second passport in about five months
A GTA-based entrepreneur came to us with a familiar problem: a strong business, frequent international travel, and a passport that made every trip an exercise in visa paperwork. The family wanted broader travel freedom, a credible plan B for their two children, and — importantly — a legitimate route toward doing business in the United States. We mapped their goals against the leading Caribbean programmes and recommended Grenada, the only Caribbean citizenship that opens the door to the US E-2 investor visa. We handled the source-of-funds file, due-diligence preparation and the full application. Citizenship was approved in roughly five months, the family kept their Canadian lives entirely intact, and they now travel visa-free to more than 140 destinations.
Client details anonymised for privacy. Timelines and programme facts reflect current rules and vary by case.
What our clients say
Thank you for help with the spousal sponsorship process! It was so easy to communicate with Jane’s team. Highly recommended!
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