A coordinated route from initial eligibility review to a complete, traceable financial and due diligence file, working alongside an authorised MPRP Licensed Agent.
MPRP applications must be submitted through a Licensed Agent. XLW Advisory provides accounting, financial-document and due diligence support and does not promise approval.
Permanent
residence status, subject to approval and ongoing conditions
4 generations
may be included where dependency rules are met
5 years
minimum qualifying-property holding period
Current programme structure
The official programme combines eligibility, capital, property, government-fee, contribution, donation, insurance and due diligence requirements.
Capital assets of at least EUR 500,000, including EUR 150,000 in financial assets; or EUR 650,000, including EUR 75,000 in financial assets
Qualifying property: minimum EUR 14,000 annual rent or EUR 375,000 purchase, retained for at least five years
EUR 60,000 non-refundable administration fee for the main applicant and EUR 37,000 government contribution
EUR 2,000 donation to an eligible registered local NGO, plus applicable dependant and residence-card fees
Where we add value
We organise the financial story behind the application so that source-of-wealth evidence, business records and supporting schedules are consistent.
Financial profile and asset schedule preparation
Source of wealth and source of funds evidence mapping
Company, dividend, salary and investment document reconciliation
Document-gap review before submission to the Licensed Agent
A controlled preparation process
01
Eligibility triage
Identify applicant profile, dependants, nationality restrictions and potential red flags.
02
Evidence map
Link every material asset and transaction to supporting records and explanations.
03
Licensed Agent handoff
Coordinate a structured file for legal review and formal programme submission.
04
Queries and updates
Support financial clarifications and keep the evidence set current during review.
Start with a confidential readiness review
We will identify the workstreams, missing evidence and professional parties required before a formal application begins.
