Murblz client reviews

As an entrepreneur from Türkiye, banking was always my biggest headache. They didn't just help with the passport, they helped me open accounts that actually work. My business finally feels global.

Fast, transparent, and they always picked up the phone.

Grenada passport arrived in five months. No drama at all.

Banking with an Iranian passport is nearly impossible. With my new citizenship and their banking introductions, I opened two accounts in a month. Life-changing, honestly.

I needed Grenada as a step toward the US E-2 visa. They coordinated with my US immigration lawyer seamlessly, and both sides stayed on the same page.

Let me be upfront: the first six weeks were frustrating. I had a different case manager at the start who was slow to reply, and I nearly pulled out. I raised it, and within two days a senior advisor took over my file. From then on, the experience was completely different. My goal was simple on paper and complicated in practice. I run a logistics company in Pune and wanted to expand to Texas, which meant I needed a nationality eligible for the US E-2 investor visa. Grenada was the obvious answer, but my corporate structure has three holding companies and the source-of-funds story is not a two-page document. The advisor spent hours untangling it with my CA, built a clean narrative with supporting evidence, and anticipated the questions the government would ask. They asked exactly those questions, and we had answers ready. Grenada approved me, my wife, and my parents in just under five months. The E-2 application is now underway with a US attorney they introduced. Would I recommend them? Yes, with one tip: if something feels off early, say so. They listen.

With Lebanese banks frozen, I needed a passport that would let me open accounts abroad and travel for work. I compared three firms. This one was not the cheapest, but they were the only ones who asked detailed questions about my business before giving me a quote. That told me they took due diligence seriously. Citizenship came through in four and a half months, and their banking contacts helped me open an account in Europe soon after.

Professional team, clear process, and excellent communication. Murblz made a complicated application much easier to navigate.

I came to them for a consultation on Grenada citizenship. I got detailed information on the programme requirements, the investment options and the documents. The conversation was constructive, and the specialists know their field.

We wanted a Plan B for our kids. That was the whole reason. Today both of them hold a second passport, and I sleep better at night.

Second passport done. Travel is no longer a headache.

After everything that happened at home, a second passport stopped being a luxury. They understood that and moved fast.

As a single mother running my own textile business, I worried this would be impossible to manage alongside everything else. It wasn't. My case manager understood my time constraints, scheduled calls in the evenings, and handled the bulk of the work with the government unit. Dominica approved both me and my daughter within five months. I now travel to trade fairs in Europe without the visa stress I used to dread.

Our family runs a seafood export company in Da Nang, and for years my husband and I wanted easier travel to meet our buyers in Europe and Asia. We also thought about the future of our two children and wanted to give them more choices. At first we were confused, because there are so many programs and every website says theirs is the best. We met the advisor online, and she explained in a very simple way the differences between the Caribbean countries: price, processing time, travel access, and family rules. For our budget and our wish to include my husband's parents, Dominica was the best choice. The team prepared a list of documents in Vietnamese, which helped my parents-in-law very much. Some birth certificates were old and handwritten, and the team found a way to get official extracts and translations. The process took around six months. We got the news of approval during Tết, so it was a very special celebration for our family. Now my husband travels for business without long visa waits, and we are planning our first family trip to Europe together. Thank you to the whole team for caring about every member of our family.

Fast, clear, no surprises. They told me the timeline would be four to six months, and I got approved in five. Communication was weekly, even when there was nothing new to say.

Efficient service. Approved in four months, as promised.

A Syrian passport closes almost every door. Antigua opened them again. I cannot explain how much this means.

My husband travels for business and kept getting visa refusals, which is why I started this. We wanted something for the whole family, including our two boys. The team recommended Antigua because it covers a larger family under one application at a reasonable cost. Every document was reviewed carefully before submission; they even caught an error on our marriage certificate that would have delayed us. We received our passports seven months after starting. Grateful.

As a surgeon, I spent my whole career building a life that my passport kept limiting. Conference invitations in Europe and North America came regularly, and I declined most of them because the visa process took months and often ended in refusal. My children also wanted to study abroad, and I could see their opportunities shrinking. A colleague abroad told me about citizenship by investment, but I was very cautious. Many programs do not accept Iranian applicants, and I did not want to waste money on false promises. The team was direct with me from the start. They told me which programs were legally possible for my family, what the risks were, and what the due diligence would focus on. We chose Antigua and Barbuda. The documentation was extensive, especially proving the origin of my savings, and the lawyers helped me collect hospital employment records, tax documents, and bank letters going back many years. The approval took about seven months, slightly longer than estimated because of an extra verification step. Since then I have attended three international conferences, and my daughter has started her studies in Europe. I am grateful for their professionalism and their honesty.

From the first consultation to the oath ceremony, everything was handled professionally. I recommend them to anyone who values freedom and wants options for their family.

Honest people. They told me what was realistic, not what I wanted to hear.

I chose St Kitts for the reputation of the program. The team prepared everything in Chinese and English. Very professional.

I'm a cardiologist and my schedule left no room for chasing documents. The team took over completely: medical licences, bank letters, police certificates from two countries. They sent me a short weekly summary so I always knew where things stood without having to ask. St Kitts approved our family of five in under six months. I have since recommended them to two colleagues, and both are now in process.

I travel often for business between Shanghai, Singapore and Europe, and the visa applications took too much time from my schedule. Each trip I needed to prepare documents again, wait for appointments, sometimes miss important meetings. My assistant found this company and I agreed to one consultation only to listen. The advisor was very well prepared. He already knew the typical questions of Chinese clients and explained which programs have good reputation and stable rules. I chose St Kitts because the program is the oldest and I wanted something reliable for many years. All documents were translated and notarized with their help. The team also explained clearly that the due diligence will check my companies, and they helped to prepare the financial statements in the correct format. One additional request came from the government about one of my companies, and it was answered within a week. After about five months, the citizenship was approved, and the passport was delivered to Hong Kong. Now I travel much more freely. I already introduced two business partners to the same advisor, and they are also satisfied.

Passport in hand, kids included. Smoothest paperwork of my life.

I came in with a portfolio mostly in crypto and was worried about source-of-funds checks. They walked me through exactly what the due diligence unit would want to see. Approved without extra questions.

Travel for my family was always visa, visa, visa. Now we just book the flight. Thank you for this freedom.

I never imagined an American would need a second passport, but after a few turbulent years I started thinking about it the way I think about insurance. I'm a retired insurance broker, so that analogy comes naturally. I'll be honest about the start: the first proposal I got felt too salesy, with three programs and a lot of glossy brochures. I said so, and the next call was completely different. They asked about my actual priorities, which were low cost, no residency requirement, and a program with a stable track record, and narrowed it down to St Lucia. They were also very clear that a second citizenship doesn't change my US tax obligations, which some websites conveniently forget to mention. The paperwork was manageable, though gathering certified copies from three different states was a pain. The team was patient and kept a tracker so I could see what was outstanding. Approval took a little over five months. I don't expect to use the passport much. That isn't really the point. It's in my safe, and knowing it's there is worth what I paid. If you're on the fence, talk to them. They won't push you.

Very clear process. Everything was like they promised.

Türkiye was the right fit for us because of the property route and the timeline. Our passports came within seven months. Some delays with the title deed, but the team solved it.

Property in Istanbul plus a passport in the same transaction: that was the appeal. I was concerned about choosing the right property and not overpaying, which is a real risk. The team brought in an independent valuation and walked away from two listings that looked overpriced. That honesty earned my trust. My passport was issued in about six months, and the apartment is now rented out to a young family.

Honestly I was afraid. For Iranian applicants many programs are closed, and some agents promise things they cannot deliver. Here they told me directly which countries accept Iranian applicants and which not. We chose Türkiye with property investment in Istanbul. The appraisal took longer than planned and there was one month where nothing moved, but my manager explained why each time. Now I have Turkish passport and my children study without problems. Thank you very much.

They understood my situation without me having to explain twice.

Vanuatu was quickest option for me. Some people ask about it, but for my needs it works. Thanks for straight answers.

Very few doors are open for Iranian families, and every refusal hurts. When the team told us Vanuatu was possible, I almost didn't believe it. The process was quick, about two months, and the communication was warm and respectful. We know it is not a European passport, but for us it means travel to many countries and a backup plan for our children. That is everything.

I started this process skeptical, honestly. Two years of research and I still didn't know which program fit my family. My advisor laid out three options in one call, and we chose Portugal. Eleven months later we have our residence cards. Not cheap, but worth every cent.

Worth the investment for our family's peace of mind. Thank you!

The fund investment route was explained clearly, with all risks on paper. I liked that nobody pushed me toward one option.

We applied in 2022 and the biometrics wait was long. That is the government, not the firm, and they kept us updated every month. Cards received, kids in school in Porto.

I wish to express my sincere appreciation for the professionalism shown throughout my application. As a business owner travelling frequently to Europe, the repeated Schengen visa applications had become a serious obstacle. The team assessed my eligibility, recommended an investment structure suited to my circumstances, and prepared a complete file for the authorities. Every query was answered within one working day. My family now holds Portuguese residence permits, and I travel without delay. I would recommend this service to any Nigerian professional considering the same path.

Our family wanted good education for our children and a safe future. Portugal was our choice after much discussion. The consultant was patient with us and explained each step in simple English, and also sent a summary in Vietnamese. The fund investment was explained with all documents. Waiting for the residence cards was long, more than one year, but they kept contact with us every month. Now we are happy and the children are learning Portuguese.

I was a little skeptical of firms in this industry because of what I'd read online. What changed my mind was the first call: they asked about my goals before talking about any program. We ended up choosing Portugal through a fund, which made sense for my long-term plan of EU citizenship. The process took longer than I hoped, and there was a stretch of silence from the authorities, but my advisor was honest about it the whole time.

My husband Frank and I started thinking about a second residency after a long conversation at our kitchen table in 2021. We are both in our sixties, our kids are grown, and we wanted the option to spend part of the year somewhere with a different pace and good healthcare. Neither of us had ever done anything like this. We spoke to four firms. Two talked mostly about investment returns, one never called back, and this one asked what we actually wanted our life to look like in ten years. That made the decision easy. They explained the fund option honestly, including the risks and the fact that processing times in Portugal were long and unpredictable. They were right about that. Our biometrics appointment came more than a year after submission, and there were months with no news at all. But every month we got a short email from our advisor, even if it only said nothing had changed. When the cards finally arrived, we celebrated with a bottle of vinho verde on a terrace in Porto. It was a long road, and I'm glad we didn't walk it alone.

The documents part scared me most. Birth certificates, apostilles, translations, everything from three different countries. The team built a checklist and chased every single paper. I just signed where they told me.

Professional from start to finish. I would use them again.

My first meeting was in Lagos and the last one in Valletta. In between there were many documents, but the team never lost patience with me.

Our daughter will study in Europe, so Malta made sense. The process was long but the advisor was always kind and clear.

My partner and I run a small e-commerce business and we'd been talking about leaving London for years. Malta kept coming up because English is spoken everywhere and the time zone works. What I appreciated most was the upfront honesty about costs; they didn't sugarcoat the government contributions or the rental requirement. The due diligence stage was nerve-wracking, mostly because of how many documents they need on the business, but we were approved in about seven months. Island life suits us.

For me the important part was confidentiality. My business is well known in Almaty and I did not want questions. The team worked discreetly, used secure channels for documents, and only the necessary people knew about my application. Malta permanent residence was approved after about eight months. The timeline was longer than the first estimate because of additional checks, but they warned me about this possibility from the beginning, so no surprise.

I am writing this mostly for other Nigerian parents who are where I was two years ago. We had been refused UK and Schengen visas several times, sometimes without clear reasons, even though I run a successful construction business and we had travelled before. It was humiliating, and I was tired of explaining my life to visa officers. A friend recommended this firm, and in the first consultation they asked me questions I had never thought about: where do I want my children to study, what happens if things change at home, how often do I travel for work. Malta came up because it gives permanent residence for the whole family and freedom of movement in Schengen. The due diligence is serious, and I will be honest, there were weeks when I felt like I was submitting my entire life history. But the team prepared me for every step, and they never once suggested cutting corners. Our approval letter came after nine months. Last summer we took the children to Paris and Rome with no visa queues. My eldest now wants to study medicine in Europe. That is the real value of this.

My case was complicated: two previous visa refusals elsewhere. The lawyers prepared a strong file and explained every risk upfront. Approved on the first try.

Finally, a stable base for my family in Europe.

Retired early and wanted sunshine with an EU residence card attached. They found us a property in Crete and handled the permit in parallel. Lovely people.

Good team, but in the start answers came slowly. After I got personal manager, everything became fast. Final result is five stars.

I have Italian heritage, but the citizenship queue in Brazil was more than ten years long. A faster path was the Greek golden visa, and I wanted a property that could also generate rental income. The real estate partners showed me apartments in Athens with real numbers, not just pretty photos. Purchase, tax number, bank account, and residence permit were all handled in one package. I visited Greece only twice during the whole process.

When the port explosion happened in Beirut, our apartment was badly damaged and our youngest was terrified for months. That was the moment my husband and I decided we needed a real alternative, not someday but now. We had savings, though not unlimited, and we did not want to put everything into one property and regret it. Our advisor was very careful with us. She explained the Greek golden visa, the minimum investment at that time, and the differences between regions, and she was honest when one of the properties we liked had legal issues with the title. We walked away from it on her advice and found a better apartment in Thessaloniki a month later. The whole process, from first call to residence permits for all four of us, took about eight months. There were delays with the tax office and one lost document from the Lebanese side, but they solved it. Today the children go to school in Greece in the winter and visit their grandparents in Lebanon in the summer. We have both lives now, and we feel safe. I cannot thank them enough for the humanity they showed us.

Pricey, but the hand-holding was worth every pound.

I was looking for European residence for myself and for the team lead of my IT company. First consultation was very detailed, they explained the difference between Cyprus permanent residence and the other options, without pressure. Documents were collected with help of the lawyers, all translations done by them. Some questions from the migration department came, but the answers were prepared quickly. In result we received permanent residence for whole family. Now I recommend to my friends.

Clear fees, clear timeline, no hidden extras. That alone set them apart from the other two firms I spoke to.

The best part was that I never felt like a number. My advisor remembered my kids' names and checked in after we landed. That kind of care is rare.

Good communication, good lawyers, good outcome.

We needed a residence permit for the whole family, including my mother. The team handled four applications at once and kept every deadline. I am very thankful.

I liked that the advisor did not try to sell me the most expensive program. I came asking about Caribbean passports, but after hearing my goals, European residence and good schools for my son, he suggested Hungary's guest investor program. It was a smaller investment and a better fit. The application was submitted within a month and the permit was issued on schedule. Very honest approach.

Everything correct and on time. I recommend with full confidence.

Latvia was a surprise recommendation, but for my business goals it fit perfectly. Fast permit and good advice on the company side.

Quick answers, honest advice, and my golden visa arrived early.

As a physician in Dubai, I qualified for the golden visa but had no idea how to apply. They took care of everything, including my family's sponsorship.

Moved my startup to Dubai last year. The golden visa route through company ownership was confusing because every free zone has different rules. My consultant mapped out the options, recommended a free zone that suited a software business, and coordinated the licence, the visa, and the Emirates ID in one flow. Total time was about six weeks. Only small complaint: the medical test scheduling was a bit chaotic, but that's Dubai.

We bought in Málaga just before the program closed. Without the team pushing the timeline, we would have missed it.

Italy's investor visa is not a common choice and several firms said no. These guys said yes and delivered in about five months.

I'm a remote developer and needed somewhere stable to base myself. They found a route I didn't even know existed. Now I travel freely and pay a fraction of the tax I used to.

My husband and I wanted somewhere warm and affordable. Panama checked every box and the residency team was patient with our many, many questions.

I am 68 and moved to Panama with my wife after a long career in engineering. German pensions are not small, but the taxes and the winters were too much. The team explained the pensioner visa clearly and arranged everything with the local lawyer. Bank account opening was the slowest part, three visits, but at the end it worked. We live in the mountains near Boquete now and I have no regrets.

Load-shedding finally pushed us to leave. Mauritius was the answer, and the paperwork was sorted before we even packed.

Thailand Elite sorted in weeks. Zero stress on my end.

Very polite and very organised. I now spend winter in Chiang Mai without visa worries.

Crypto-friendly advisors who actually get it. Rare find.

Kotor's my new base. Residency was easy-ish, mostly because they knew which office to go to and which forms to skip.

We fell in love with the Bay of Kotor on holiday and decided, half-joking, to actually move. The firm turned a romantic idea into a real plan: company registration, temporary residence, healthcare, even advice on which neighbourhood had reliable internet for remote work. Things in Montenegro move at their own pace, and a couple of appointments got rescheduled, but our local contact sorted it each time. A year later, we're still here and still very happy.

I reduced my tax bill legally and moved my life to a place I actually enjoy. The holistic plan connected residency, company setup, and banking. Expensive, yes. But I made it back in the first year.

Simple, quick, cheaper than I expected. Five stars.

I wanted to restructure my consulting business and move somewhere simpler. Georgia came up in the first call and turned out to be exactly right. The tax part was explained better than by my old accountant in Munich.

Paraguay residency in under three months. Didn't think it was possible.

I'm a big believer in having a flag in South America. Paraguay was cheap, quick, and the team handled the trip to Asunción down to the hotel.

I'm the kind of person who reads every forum thread and every contract clause, so I went into this wanting to catch them out. I didn't manage it. My plan was the classic multiple-flags setup: a residency somewhere cheap and simple as a legal backstop, a base where I'd actually spend time, and a company structure that matched both. I run an online education business and spend most of the year moving around. They suggested Paraguay for the permanent residency route and Georgia as a base, with the company structured to match my actual movements rather than some theoretical tax trick. The Paraguay trip was the most fun part: two days in Asunción, one fixer who seemed to know everyone, and a mountain of stamped papers. Georgia was even faster. Where they really earned their fee was in the boring stuff: banking introductions, an accountant who understood both systems, and a clear written summary of what I can and cannot do to stay compliant with the UK when I visit. A year in, nothing has blown up and HMRC hasn't come knocking. Would I do it again with them? Absolutely, and I'm a hard man to impress.

I honestly expected a lot more hassle with getting residency in Paraguay. Turned out to be pretty straightforward with Murblz handling the paperwork and explaining what needed to be done. The local support was particularly helpful. Good experience overall.

I did the paperwork for Paraguay permanent residency through Murblz. Everything went fine: they helped me understand the procedure and explained where to go and what to sign. Especially handy when you don't speak Spanish fluently.

Calm, competent people. My D7 was approved without a single hiccup.

I was rejected once when I applied alone. Second time, with their help, approved in six weeks.

Our children had already emigrated, and we wanted to be closer to our grandchildren in Europe. The D7 felt like the right fit since we live on pensions, but proving passive income from South Africa was trickier than expected. The team helped us organise our pension statements, open a Portuguese bank account remotely, and find a rental in the Algarve that met the visa requirements. Approved in just over two months. We now see the grandkids every holiday.

I'm a graphic designer and I've worked remotely for clients in the UK and the Netherlands for about five years. Johannesburg is home, and I love it, but between the power cuts, the safety worries, and the visa hassle every time I wanted to travel, I started looking at options. Portugal kept coming up in my research, and honestly, I was nervous about doing the D7 on my own because my income isn't from a single employer. It comes from contracts, retainers, and a bit of passive income from selling design templates. My advisor helped me pull all of that into a format the consulate would understand: contracts, bank statements, invoices, and a clear summary letter. She also explained why the D7 made more sense for me than the digital nomad visa at that point. The consulate appointment in Pretoria was nerve-wracking, but I walked in with a perfectly organised folder and walked out with confidence. The visa came through in about seven weeks. I've now been in Lisbon for a year, my residence permit has been renewed, and I've even picked up two Portuguese clients. Best decision I've made.

My wife and I are finally living in Valencia. Gracias, team!

Slow start, strong finish. Very happy with the result.

After thirty years teaching in Ohio, I wanted to retire somewhere with good food and a slower pace. Italy's elective residence visa looked simple on paper, but the consulate requirements kept changing. My advisor tracked every update, rewrote my income statement twice, and booked my appointment the minute slots opened. I've now been in Lucca for eight months and I'm renewing my permit next spring with the same team. If you're nervous about Italian bureaucracy, and you should be, get people who deal with it every day.

Moved to Montevideo with two cats and a lot of paperwork. The team handled the paperwork; the cats were my problem.

Got my digital nomad visa while working from Lisbon cafés. Brilliant.

Okay so I'm a freelance copywriter and I was totally overwhelmed by the Portugal visa forums, where everyone says something different. I booked a call mostly to get a straight answer. They told me exactly how much income I needed to show, which contracts counted, and what to do about health insurance. Visa approved, I flew to Lisbon in March, and the residence permit appointment was booked before I even landed. 10/10, would recommend to any fellow freelancer.

I'm a UX designer and wanted to try Madrid for a few years. The digital nomad visa felt intimidating until they broke it into a simple checklist. Approved first time!

I work remotely and had been considering moving to Spain for quite some time. The visa requirements looked confusing, especially because my income comes from several international clients.

Murblz helped me understand which documents were relevant, how to prepare them, and what to expect at each stage. I appreciated that the team was responsive even when I had small questions.

The whole experience felt much more manageable than trying to figure everything out alone.

Thank you so much! I would definitely have struggled with those Spanish documents on my own 😅 They explained everything in plain language and helped me get ready to apply. I'm really glad I reached out.

I work in tech sales for a US company, so my hours are all over the place. Greece's digital nomad visa let me base myself in Athens legally while keeping my job. The team caught that my employment letter needed specific wording for the consulate, which would have gotten me rejected otherwise. Visa issued in three weeks. Fees were higher than doing it myself, but given how little time I have, completely worth it.

Relocating internationally involves so many little things nobody tells you about. Banking, immigration paperwork, local requirements… it adds up quickly!

What I liked about Murblz was having someone who could explain the process without making everything sound unnecessarily complicated. They were patient with my questions and helped me stay organized.

Good service. I came with questions about relocating and got clear answers and a list of the documents I needed. Thank you.

I'll keep this practical, because that's what I wanted to read before I signed up. I run a software agency with about twenty contractors, and German tax and bureaucracy were eating a frightening share of my time and profit. I had read every blog post about moving abroad and was more confused than when I started. In the first call they ruled out two countries I was excited about, explaining that my business model and my need to fly to Germany regularly made them a poor fit. That honesty is why I stayed. We settled on Cyprus with non-dom status, plus a properly substanced company with a real office and a local director. They connected me with tax counsel, who confirmed the plan and flagged the exit tax issues I'd need to handle when leaving Germany. Moving took about four months, including finding an apartment in Limassol. Is it cheap? No. The advisory fees were significant, and I paid separately for the tax opinions. But my effective tax rate is now a fraction of what it was, everything is fully compliant, and I sleep fine. For anyone serious, that's the deal.

I needed a US company and a corporate account to work with clients abroad.

At first I considered doing it all myself, but I quickly realised there were too many details. Murblz helped me work out the order of steps, the registration and the banking requirements.

I liked that their answers were to the point. No pushing extra services and no endless calls. For an entrepreneur, that matters.

Efficient service. Clear instructions, quick responses, no wasted time. Exactly what I needed for my US business banking setup.

I didn't expect it to reach Argentina so fast. Great service: they explained everything in detail and showed me everything. The card works, and I feel like myself again.

Fast and well done! I recommend them. They made cards for my whole family. I really liked it!

I got my card quickly and at a convenient place. They answered my questions at every stage. Excellent service.

The card is activated. Thanks for the walkthrough on topping it up. Payments go through. I'll test it abroad soon.

Quick support and paperwork, I recommend them.

Everything works, the card really helps. I tested it in Bali.