How can I compare the scope of Golden Visa professional proposals?

Compare responsibilities, not promises

Ask each professional for a written description of the work they would undertake. Separate immigration advice, property conveyancing, technical checks, document preparation, translation coordination and administrative support. A proposal covering one area should not be assumed to include the others.

Clarify the boundaries

Identify who gives the legal opinion, who communicates with the authority and who checks the final bundle. Ask how additional work is authorised, how third-party services are arranged and what happens if the property or family circumstances change. Request the engagement terms and have unclear responsibilities explained before accepting them.

Compare communication arrangements as carefully as the service headings: named contact, written reporting, document security and handover procedures all matter. Be cautious about language that guarantees an outcome controlled by an authority. A useful proposal explains its assumptions and exclusions, enabling you to see where a separate specialist or additional instruction may be needed.