CBI Program Updates: Mauritius, Jordan, and Egypt

Three Investment Programs Signal Updates

Three major citizenship and residency-by-investment programs have posted updates as of early July 2026. Mauritius, Jordan, and Egypt have all refreshed their program information, indicating either procedural changes, requirement adjustments, or clarifications to existing pathways. If you're tracking these programs, now is the time to verify current details before submitting applications.

Mauritius Citizenship by Investment

Mauritius has updated its citizenship-by-investment documentation. The island nation's program, managed through approved providers, remains one of Africa's most accessible routes to a second citizenship. The refresh suggests either fee adjustments, processing timeline changes, or modifications to eligible investment categories. Mauritius typically requires investments in real estate, business creation, or government bonds. Applicants should confirm current minimums and documentation requirements with official sources, as details on program portals can shift without advance notice.

Jordan and Egypt Residency Updates

Both Jordan and Egypt have modified their published CBI or residency-by-investment information. Jordan's program, which has historically offered residency pathways tied to investment thresholds, appears to have undergone documentation updates. Egypt similarly shows changes to its investor residency framework. These updates may reflect new regulations, revised investment minimums, or streamlined application processes. Neither country's program is as widely publicized as Mauritius, but both serve as gateways to the Middle East and North Africa region for investors seeking residency rather than immediate citizenship.

What This Means for You

Program updates don't always signal major changes—sometimes they reflect minor clarifications or fee increases. However, they do indicate that conditions may have shifted. If you're in the evaluation phase for any of these three countries, downloading current program documents directly from official government sources or licensed consultants is essential. Information published on third-party websites, including some migration advisories, can lag behind official updates.

For Mauritius, confirm investment minimums and processing fees. For Jordan and Egypt, verify whether residency upgrades to citizenship, what duration is offered, and whether family members can be included. Processing times, documentation requirements, and government fee structures are the most common elements to change.

Next Steps

Contact official CBI program administrators or government investment agencies directly. If you've already begun an application, notify your licensed agent of these updates to ensure you're meeting current requirements. Program websites update faster than migration news outlets, so checking primary sources remains your best safeguard against outdated information.