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BRIDGES GLOBAL · partnership

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We work with lawyers, advocates, tax advisers, real estate agents, property agencies and specialist firms across the world. You keep your client and we take on the case work — or we run the case together. The format is decided after we have met.

Discuss cooperationOpen an office under the brand
  • Our own lawyers in every jurisdiction, not resold case work
  • The client is assigned to the partner by contract
  • More than 8,000 cases over 20 years
Head of a BRIDGES GLOBAL officeWorking togetherThe client is assigned to the partner by contract
50+programmes in the catalogue
30+countries we work in
3formats of cooperation
20 yearsof practice

01 / Who partners with us

Who we invite

There are no restrictions by profile. Every company has its own set of jurisdictions and programmes, so the exchange of clients works both ways — including with companies in our own field.

01

Lawyers and advocates

International and migration law, family law, inheritance, corporate practice.

02

Tax advisers

Tax residence, structuring of assets, reporting in several jurisdictions.

03

Real estate agents and agencies

Properties for investment programmes, support through the purchase and the status that follows.

04

Immigration companies

Services that are not in your portfolio: we hand over and take on clients outside each other’s profile.

05

Banks and financial institutions

Clients who need a second passport, residence or an account in another jurisdiction.

06

Developers

Properties that meet the requirements of investment programmes, and buyers from abroad.

07

Family and wealth offices

The full set of tasks owners of capital face: status, assets, inheritance, taxes.

08

Private advisers and agents

Personal clients who need international support.

02 / Formats of cooperation

Three formats of work

The formats combine: a partner can refer their own clients and at the same time run joint cases with us. You can start with a single case and move to ongoing work.

Format 01

Referring a client and agency fee

You keep your client and hand us the task on citizenship, residence or property. We take on the case work, and you receive a fee for every client.

  • A fee for every client taken through to a contract
  • The client stays yours: we do not offer them adjacent services without your consent
  • The status of the case is visible at every stage
  • Suits both one-off and ongoing work
Format 02

Professional collaboration

Running cases jointly with lawyers, advocates, tax advisers, real estate agents and property agencies. Each side works within its own competence, and responsibilities are separated by contract.

  • Joint case work and an exchange of expertise across jurisdictions
  • Responsibilities separated before the work begins
  • Work on a single case or on an ongoing basis
  • A mutual exchange of clients on services outside your profile is possible
Format 03

Corporate and institutional partnership

We work with banks, developers, wealth and family offices, insurance and consulting companies. We discuss joint products, service for shared clients and participation in programmes.

  • Joint products and service for shared clients
  • Expertise on investment programmes for your specialists
  • Participation in industry events and joint materials
  • Formats are discussed individually
Client referralProfessionalCorporate
Fee for a clientYesYesBy contract
Client assigned to the partnerYesYesBy contract
Access to the programme catalogueFullFullFull
Lawyers in the jurisdictionsYesJointlyYes
Joint case work-YesYes
Training and materialsBasicOn requestFor specialists
Case status visible to the partnerYesYesYes
Own legal entityPreferableRequiredRequired

The table shows what each format contains, not the final terms. The size of the fee and the areas of responsibility are fixed by contract after we have met.

Partners in negotiation at one table

Every company has its own set of jurisdictions. A client you cannot help today is not a lost client — it is a joint case.

BRIDGES GLOBALMore than 50 programmes in 30+ countriesOur own lawyers in every jurisdiction

03 / Terms of work

What the partner receives

Access to programmes in 30+ countries

Citizenship by investment and by descent, residence permits, tax residence, property — one catalogue with verified terms.

Lawyers in the jurisdictions

Our own specialists work in every country. We do not resell someone else’s case work, so we answer for the timing and the result ourselves.

Client screening before filing

Preliminary due diligence is carried out before any payment. We find the weak points in advance so as not to let you down in front of your client.

Training and support

Programme school, reviews of real cases, advice on complex situations and a specialist assigned to you.

Materials for your market

Presentations, programme comparisons and calculations you can show the client — in the language you need.

A transparent case status

You see the stage the client you referred has reached, and you get an answer on timing without intermediaries.

04 / Geography

Where we open offices

The cities marked in blue are where our own office works. A partner does not have to be near one: your practice is tied to your jurisdiction and we run programmes in 30+ countries — so the geography of cooperation is not limited.

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05 / How it starts

How the work begins

Step 1

Introduction

We talk, go through your practice, your region and your clients, and decide which format applies.

Step 2

Checks on both sides

A standard mutual check: legal entity, licences and track record. This is a requirement for both sides.

Step 3

Terms and contract

We fix the areas of responsibility, how a client is handed over, confidentiality and how settlements work.

Step 4

Training and launch

We hand over the programme catalogue, the materials and the processes, and assign a specialist to guide you through the first cases.

06 / The team

Who you will be working with

The partnership side is run by the same people who run client cases. The conversation about terms is with the managing partner, not with a sales manager.

Sergey EvdokimovSergey EvdokimovManaging PartnerPartnership terms and offices in new countriesAnna KovalevskayaAnna KovalevskayaHead of LegalJoint cases on EU citizenship and residenceIgor VencIgor VencReal Estate Managing DirectorPartnership with property agencies and developersDmitry NagyDmitry NagyInternational Tax ConsultantTax questions in joint cases

07 / Reviews

How the company runs its cases

Reviews from clients handled by the same lawyers who will handle yours.

VladimirVladimirCo-owner of an IT integrator
Hungary · Guest Investor Program

I chose Hungary for its clear rules and for the BRIDGES office in Budapest. A lawyer came with me to the filing in person — with the papers in perfect order.

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DanielDanielOwner of a car dealership chain
Saint Kitts and Nevis · citizenship

I compared four companies and stayed with the one that told me about the risks in my case first and about prices second. Compliance went through without a single additional request.

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RashidRashidDeveloper
Turkey · citizenship by investment

I come from construction myself, so I checked every property. Valuation, title deed, the seller’s history — the BRIDGES lawyers dug deeper than I did. The whole family received passports.

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08 / Before the work begins

Materials for the partner

We hand over the set before the contract is signed, so that you know exactly what you are passing to the client and what each side answers for.

The main materialCatalogue

The programme catalogue for work with your client

Every programme you can offer a client: the terms, thresholds and timelines of each jurisdiction in one document.

Inside:

  • more than 50 citizenship and residence programmes in 30+ countries
  • the terms of participation and the entry threshold in each jurisdiction
  • processing times and what they depend on
  • which family members can be included in the application
  • the requirements for the applicant before filing
  • who does what at each stage of the work

PDF · free · current as of August 2026

Investment, government fees, case work — what a full budget for a programme is made of.

Where the responsibilities divide: what stays with the partner and what BRIDGES takes on.

What is checked about the client and the origin of their funds before the work begins.

A city where a BRIDGES GLOBAL office worksA different taskOpen a BRIDGES GLOBAL office in your own countryIf you are considering not cooperation on clients but your own office under the brand with an assigned region — that is a separate direction and a separate conversation.Network development

Application for cooperation

Tell us about your practice

We will say which format applies to your profile and suggest a time to talk. We usually reply the same working day.

Or write to us directlyWhatsAppTelegram

Information about your practice and about the terms of cooperation stays between the parties and is not passed to third parties.

09 / Questions and answers

Questions partners ask

The amount depends on the service, the programme and the volume of work the partner takes on. There is no single rate for every format: the terms are fixed by contract after we have met and discussed your practice.

Yes. A referred client is assigned to the partner, and we do not offer them adjacent services without your consent. This condition goes into the contract.

Yes. Every company has its own set of jurisdictions and programmes. If we have a service you do not, we run the case, and the other way round. That exchange works both ways.

No licence is needed to refer a client. Individual formats and jurisdictions have local requirements for the activity — we check them before the work begins.

Information about the client and about the terms of cooperation stays between the parties to the contract and is not passed to third parties.

In all of them. A partner’s practice is tied to their own jurisdiction, and we run programmes in 30+ countries — so the geography of cooperation is not limited.

INITIAL ASSESSMENT

Tell us what outcome your family needs

We will design a solution for your case, choose the country and the right status, and take the whole process through to the result.

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Anna Kovalevskaya, lead lawyer at BRIDGES GLOBAL
Anna KovalevskayaLead lawyer, citizenship and residency, 12 years of practice