Residency
Long-Term Resident (LTR)
Explore long-term living and working arrangements for people who meet a qualifying LTR category.
IMMIGRATION & GLOBAL RESIDENCY
A considered move.
A clearer future.
Your next chapter deserves more than a list of destinations. Start with your family, your work and your long-term plans — then discuss the legal questions that matter.
Family & educationBusiness & professional mobilityLong-term residency
IMMIGRATION PROGRAMMES
Understand the route.
Plan the life behind it.
Explore residence, talent, business and citizenship routes. Each guide explains the status, key considerations, preparation and questions to ask.
10 programmes
Residency
Malaysia My Second Home
Explore Malaysia’s second-home programme as part of a longer-term living plan.
Talent
Top Talent Pass Scheme
Explore TTPS categories based on income or academic background and work experience.
Business
EntrePass
For eligible entrepreneurs building a venture-backed or innovative-technology business.
Investment
Residence Permit for Investment (ARI)
Understand how qualifying investment activities connect to a Portuguese residence application.
Citizenship
Citizenship by Investment
Explore the citizenship application process through qualifying investment and its due-diligence requirements.
Investment
Investor residence / Golden Visa
Explore Greek investor residence through qualifying property or other eligible investment routes.
Citizenship
Citizenship through investment
Assess the investment transaction separately from the citizenship application.
Citizenship
Citizenship by Investment
Compare a fund contribution with government-approved property and assess whole-family costs.
Residency
Golden Visa
Explore long-term UAE residence through investor, entrepreneur or talent categories.
Introductions only. Verify current authority requirements and Hayek’s support scope before engagement.
01 / EXPLORE
Begin with your goals.
These topics can help structure an initial conversation. Available services and destination coverage must be confirmed for your circumstances.
Long-term residency
For people considering a second home or an extended stay abroad.
Questions to discuss
Discuss residence conditions, renewals, time spent in-country and how a route fits your longer-term plans.
Discuss this topic ↗Family & education
For families planning a move around the people who matter most.
Questions to discuss
Discuss dependant arrangements, school timing and how different family members’ circumstances affect a relocation plan.
Discuss this topic ↗Business & work mobility
For founders, professionals and employers moving across borders.
Questions to discuss
Discuss the relationship between business activity, work permission and residence, and where local professional advice is needed.
Discuss this topic ↗Investment-linked pathways
For clients exploring how an investment may relate to residency.
Questions to discuss
Discuss source-of-funds documentation, due diligence, ongoing obligations and the separation of investment risk from immigration decisions.
Discuss this topic ↗Citizenship planning
For people considering their long-term nationality options.
Questions to discuss
Discuss existing nationality, residence history and family circumstances. Any available route requires jurisdiction-specific assessment.
Discuss this topic ↗Cross-border coordination
For moves that connect identity, business and assets.
Questions to discuss
Identify issues that may need separate immigration, corporate or tax advice. Immigration status and tax treatment require distinct analysis.
Discuss this topic ↗HAYEK INSIGHTS
Better questions.
More informed decisions.
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Read in Chinese ↗02 / THE NEXT STEPS
Know what comes next.
- 01
Share your priorities
Tell us your preferred destination, broad goals and timing. Avoid sending sensitive documents with a first enquiry.
- 02
Clarify the engagement
Confirm who will advise you, jurisdiction coverage, fees and the scope of work before proceeding.
- 03
Plan the next steps
Once an engagement is agreed, establish the relevant document requirements, responsibilities and review milestones.
Clarity before commitment.
Before engaging any adviser, ask for the responsible professional’s name, practising jurisdiction, written scope and fee terms. A consultation request does not create a lawyer–client relationship.
03 / COMMON QUESTIONS
A better-informed first conversation.
Do I need to choose a country first?
No. You can start with your goals and discuss which jurisdictions warrant further research. The firm must confirm where it can provide or coordinate support.
What should I send in my first enquiry?
Share only a brief outline, your preferred destination if known and a suitable way to contact you. Do not email passports, bank statements or sensitive case files before a suitable document channel is agreed.
Are fees or approval timelines fixed?
Ask for a written explanation of professional fees, government charges and any third-party costs. Processing times and decisions are controlled by the relevant authorities; no outcome is guaranteed.
Does residency resolve my tax position?
An immigration plan is not a tax assessment. Discuss tax questions separately with an appropriately qualified adviser in the relevant jurisdictions.
LET’S START WITH YOUR PLANS
Tell us what your next chapter looks like.
Email a short introduction or call the contact number listed by Hayek Law to ask about consultation availability, language and fees.
universalgravitygroup@gmail.comBangkok contact address
Empire Tower, 1 South Sathorn Road, Yannawa, Sathorn, Bangkok 10120