Imperial Citizenship Expands into Africa, Targeting Wealthy Investors
Dubai-Based Imperial Citizenship sets its newest venture in Africa targeting wealthy investors.
Imperial Citizenship, a firm based in Dubai that specializes in helping investors get a second citizenship or residency through investments, has opened a new office in Lagos, Nigeria. This move aims to take advantage of Africa’s growing population of wealthy individuals looking for international investment and mobility options.
The company has a good track record, having secured approvals for over 2,000 clients seeking alternative citizenship and residency routes. They work with 15 governments globally, offering diverse investment opportunities that follow strict international rules.
With the Lagos office, Imperial Citizenship is entering Africa’s market. The continent has a growing number of wealthy individuals, making it a profitable market for firms like Imperial Citizenship.
According to reports, African economies are expected to grow by 3.4% in 2024, with eleven of the world’s 20 fastest-growing economies being in Africa.
Zaid Al Hindi, the Founder and CEO of Imperial Citizenship, highlighted the company’s expansion into Lagos as a way to cater directly to the wealthy, offering solutions for asset diversification, investment opportunities, and global mobility.
Imperial Citizenship stands out by working directly with governments, ensuring transparency and efficiency for clients. Zaid emphasized personalized service, providing tailored investment options based on clients’ financial goals and risk tolerance.
The launch of the Lagos office shows Imperial Citizenship’s commitment to global expansion. They already have offices in Dubai and Nigeria and representatives in Mexico, Algeria, and Turkey.
Looking ahead, Imperial Citizenship plans to expand its services and reach new markets. By targeting Africa’s growing wealth, the company aims to become a key player in the industry, giving investors access to global opportunities.
