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Global Mobility

Mobility decisions shape a family for a generation

Citizenship, residency and relocation are rarely about a passport alone. We start with what you want your family’s life to look like, then find the route that supports it.

Typical objectives

What clients usually come to us wanting

A second base in Europe

Residency that gives the family a stable, long-term foothold.

Greater travel freedom

Fewer visa constraints for business and family travel.

Education options

Access to schools and universities abroad for the next generation.

A contingency plan

Geographic diversification should circumstances change at home.

How Trois advises

The same six stages, whatever the question

Our approach
  1. 01

    Understand

    We start with your situation, your family and your objectives — not with a product.

  2. 02

    Diagnose

    We establish what you actually need, and just as importantly, what you do not.

  3. 03

    Compare

    We set the realistic options side by side, with their trade-offs stated plainly.

  4. 04

    Recommend

    We advise on what suits you, and tell you when nothing on the table does.

  5. 05

    Execute

    We coordinate the legal, financial and administrative work from start to completion.

  6. 06

    Review

    We stay with you as regulations, markets and your own objectives change.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

It depends on what the second status needs to do for you. Residency usually suits families who want to live or spend time in a country; citizenship suits those who need travel freedom or long-term security. We compare both against your objectives before recommending either.

Most programs include a spouse and dependent children, and many extend to parents. Eligibility varies by jurisdiction, so we confirm who can be included before you commit to anything.

Timelines range from a few months to more than a year depending on the program and on how quickly documents can be prepared. We give you a realistic timeline for your case, not a best-case estimate.

Yes. If none of the available routes fit your objectives, or the timing is wrong, we will say so. That is a normal outcome of a consultation, not an exception.

Every family’s route is different. Let’s find yours.

A private consultation begins with your objectives. There is no obligation, and no product waiting at the end of it.