Two routes for the main applicant, USD 350,000 or USD 800,000, and a fixed amount for each family member. Here is every announced figure, and what is still to be published.
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The main applicant chooses one route. Each family member adds a fixed contribution on top, whichever route you choose.
USD350,000
A one-time, non-refundable payment to the National Treasury. The simplest route, with the lowest entry figure.
USD800,000
A purchase of a government bond created for the programme. A larger sum, which the minister described as a zero-rate bond.
| Family member | Contribution |
|---|---|
| Spouse Married partner of the main applicant | USD 100,000 |
| Child aged 18 to 25 Single and without children of their own | USD 100,000 |
| Child under 18 Each child | USD 25,000 |
Worked example
Main applicant, spouse and two children under 18, Treasury route
ContributionsUSD 500,000
| Treasury contribution | Government bond | |
|---|---|---|
| Main applicant | USD 350,000 | USD 800,000 |
| Money returned | No, a contribution | Described as a zero-rate bond; terms not published |
| Family members | Fixed contribution each | Fixed contribution each, reported to be paid on top |
| Couple and two children under 18 | USD 500,000 | USD 950,000 (reported) |
| Government fees | Not published | Not published |
The main applicant chooses between a non-refundable contribution of USD 350,000 to the National Treasury and a USD 800,000 government bond. Government fees are not published yet, so neither figure is a full total.
A spouse adds USD 100,000, each child aged 18 to 25 who is single and has no children adds USD 100,000, and each child under 18 adds USD 25,000. A couple with two young children on the contribution route pays USD 500,000 in contributions.
No real estate route has been announced. The two routes are the Treasury contribution and the government bond.
The minister described it as a zero-rate bond. A seven-year term with principal returned at maturity has been reported, but the bond’s terms have not been published.