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How Zimbabwe sells residence for investors (golden visa): 1 residence programme, open today. Every number and rule below links to the document it comes from.

4 documents and articles behind this page, listed at the bottom.

Residence

Sells the right to live in the country (a “golden visa”), sometimes leading to citizenship later. Zimbabwe: 1 residence programme, open today; 0 numbers, 10 prices and rules. Every country's residence programmes

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Zimbabwe Investor Residence Permit

Sells the right to live in the country (a “golden visa”), sometimes leading to citizenship later.

Lowest price for one person: not determined

Not set: the only amounts come from a 2012 newspaper article (The Herald) describing Zimbabwe Investment Authority procedures: US$100,000 in a joint venture with a Zimbabwean partner or US$300,000 alone for a three-year permit, and US$1 million for permanent residence. No official text confirms them, and they may be out of date. Fee excluded (US$500).

Notes from the research

The Department of Immigration issues an Investor Residence Permit on a project proposal, banking history and proof of funds available for transfer. Investment thresholds come only from a 2012 Herald article citing Zimbabwe Investment Authority procedures (US$1 million for permanent residence on application; US$300,000 sole venture or US$100,000 joint venture for a three-year residence permit leading to permanent residence); not confirmed in an official text and possibly outdated. The department's current fees page (modified 12 May 2025) charges US$500 for an investor residence permit application and US$1,000 for an investor permanent residence permit; the permits page asks US$500 plus US$300 per dependant. The Immigration Act (Cap. 4:02, 1979, as on the department's website) contains no investor provision; the investor categories presumably rest on the Immigration Regulations (SI 195 of 1998), which could not be read (ZimLII shows a bot check and no archived copy was found), so the start date is not established. No official counts found.

Prices and rules

Ways in that apply today (minimum amounts)
Fees today

What is measured

No published numbers found for this programme. That is itself worth knowing: see the notes and the documents below.

Gaps

What we know is missing

A gap means no figure is in our data: either it was never published or we haven't found or read it yet. Charts leave gaps open rather than drawing across them.

Sources

The 4 documents behind this page

The stories behind the numbers

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