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Sierra Leone launches Fast-Track Citizenship through GO-FOR-GOLD Program

The Sierra Leone Telegraph · Abdul Rashid Thomas · News · 15 Jan 2025 · Sierra Leone

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Sierra Leone Telegraph (15 Jan 2025, text credited to Imperial-Citizenship): GO-FOR-GOLD fast-track citizenship $140,000 (90 days), heritage route $100,000 (60 days), $10,000 per dependant, ordinary naturalisation 8 years (context row), GFG Club gold bullion discount (2%, up to 20 kg over five years), 66 visa-free destinations, residence rights in 15 ECOWAS countries. Rules and the visa claim now assigned to sle-go-for-gold; added the heritage route's 60 days and the gold discount and 20 kg limit. The 15 ECOWAS countries is a general ECOWAS citizenship benefit, not a programme figure: not extracted.

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What it covers Reports USD 140,000 (90 days) and USD 100,000 heritage (60 days) routes, USD 10,000 per dependant; quotes the Chief Immigration Officer.

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