Insights

How Investing with MAHHA Works

Every engagement starts with a conversation. We take a personalized approach, so the first step is understanding your goals, your budget and how involved you want to be.

• Consultation: We talk through the sectors that fit your goals and answer your questions, including the risks.
• Agreement: The investment amount, profit-sharing terms and other conditions are set out in a written agreement before you commit.
• Investment: Our team manages day-to-day operations, from sourcing and logistics to sales, depending on the sector.
• Reporting: We keep you informed about the status of your investment along the way.

All investments carry risk, including possible loss of capital. Please read our Risk Disclaimer and consider independent advice before investing.

Choosing the Right Sector for Your Goals

Our sectors differ in how much you invest, how profits are shared and how hands-on you are. A few questions help narrow things down:

• What is your budget? Cryptocurrency starts at USD 50,000, Automobile and Health Sector at USD 100,000, Citizenship programs from USD 200,000, and Agriculture at USD 500,000.
• How involved do you want to be? In Automobile and Healthcare, you provide capital and our team runs operations. In Cryptocurrency, you can pick specific coins or let our team choose. In Agriculture, you can invest in production or partner in processing, packaging or distribution.
• How much volatility can you accept? Cryptocurrency prices can move sharply. Other sectors depend on factors like market demand, regulation and weather.
• Is impact important to you? Our agriculture work and the MAHHA Sustainable Development Foundation focus on sustainable farming, water and livelihoods.

You can see every option side by side on our comparison table, or book a consultation to talk it through.

Citizenship vs Residency by Investment

Citizenship by investment (CBI) grants you citizenship and a passport of the country in return for a qualifying investment. Caribbean programs such as Dominica, Grenada, Saint Lucia, and Saint Kitts and Nevis are among the best known, and Türkiye also offers citizenship by investment.

Residency by investment (RBI), often called a golden visa, grants the right to live in a country, but not a passport. Some programs can lead to citizenship after a period of residence, subject to that country’s rules. Examples include residency programs in Europe and the UAE’s 10-year Golden Visa.

In general, citizenship suits people who want a second passport for travel and security, while residency suits those who want the right to live, work or do business in a specific country.

These programs are run by governments, and their rules, minimum amounts and availability change. Some programs have been changed or closed in recent years, so we always confirm the current requirements with you during your consultation. Approval is decided by the government and is never guaranteed.