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Work with me.

A short note for anyone who asks to hire me.

Ciao,

First, thank you for wanting to work with me. I would like to be straight with you about how I can actually help: I’m an operator and a builder, not an adviser.

I run Bitizenship and Bitizenship Capital. We design and structure investments that open residency and citizenship pathways for modern investors: more than 150 investor visas assisted so far, over €25M moved through our structures, €125M+ of capital formation across the group. I have built companies in thirteen jurisdictions, invested heavily in compliance, and lived a truly international life, which is a polite way of saying I paid for most of the lessons myself.

That is why I think I know what you need, and how to help. I have sat on the operator’s side of the table long enough to know what happens after the brochure.

For most of the people who write to me, the honest answer is the letter. Where you and your family are based is becoming one of the most consequential decisions of the decade, and every week I put in it what I would tell you on a call, written with more care than I would say it. I run AMAs, I answer in the posts, and I am building it to be a companion for navigating global living well, for a long time.

It is $20 a month at the launch rate, or $200 a year. If you are not a reader yet, start there.

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And if you are a reader, and there is something critical where an hour of my time would make a real difference, I am happy to give it to you. It is $1,800 for the hour, on video. Before you confirm, tell me in a few lines what you are weighing; if I am not the right person for it, I will say so and point you to the right one.

Either way: subscribe, read, and write back. That is usually how this starts, and I look forward to growing together.

Alessandro

P.S. An hour with me is a conversation, not legal, tax or immigration advice, and it creates no professional relationship; the terms are in Part B.

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Questions

Before you subscribe.

What do I get for free?

Two newsletters a month, the public webinars, and The Ultimate Guide to Citizenship & Residency Programs in 2026 when you join. Enough to build the base knowledge on all of this, as it has always been.

What does Insider add?

The coordinates. Up to three in-depth guides a month, with the exact places, prices, timelines and the catches the brochures leave out. Every webinar replay and every slide deck. The complete archive of past guides and paid issues. The private community chat, regular live AMAs, and a vote on what I write next.

How much is it, and why two prices?

One membership, two ways to pay. Monthly is $20 at the launch rate (regular price $29). Annual is $200 (regular price $290), which works out at about $17 a month. Whichever you pick, the launch rate stays locked for as long as you stay subscribed.

Can I cancel, or switch between monthly and annual?

Yes. Billing runs through Substack, so you can switch between monthly and annual, or cancel, at any time from your own account. Nothing is locked in except your price.

Is this legal, tax, or investment advice?

No. Nothing in this publication is legal, financial, or investment advice. It is written carefully and on a best-effort basis, and I try hard to be objective, but you should verify anything material with your own advisers. Official documents always beat anything I say or write.

Do you offer consulting, or calls?

I’m an operator, not an adviser: I run companies in investment migration, and what I learn there goes into the letter. For most people who ask, the letter is the honest answer. If you’re a reader and something critical needs an hour of my time, there is one way to book it. I wrote you a short note about it on Work with me.

You run companies in this space. Isn’t that a conflict?

It’s a disclosed one. I’m co-founder and CEO of Bitizenship and co-founder and Chief Investment Officer of Bitizenship Capital, which operate in investment migration and asset management. Nothing written here should be attributed to those companies, and where a piece touches a programme I have commercial exposure to, I say so. The full framework is on the legal page.

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