Sierra Leone
BBK Passport
Designated
Agent
Citizenship
Cost Breakdown :
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- Government Submission Fee USD 5,000
- Non-refundable Contribution USD 140,000
Total Cost: USD 145,000 / 1 Person
Suitable for :
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- Simple & Easy Application Documents
- No Police Clearance required
- Cryptocurrency (USDT) donation accepted
- FREE Company & Bank Setup
- Suitable for Large Families
- Fast Track Approval from 12 Weeks
- Plan B Passport Solution
- Ideal for African Business Opportunities
- 100% Online Process
- No Visit Required
- Name Change available
- Passport Valid for 5 years
- 111 Visa-free, E-Visa Countries in 2025
Who Can Apply?
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- Main Applicant
- Spouse
- Minor children under 18
- Parents or grandparents (no age limit)
- Main applicant or Spouse's siblings under 30
- Sibling's spouse & children under 18
- Business Partnet over 21
※ Individuals Holding Citizenship of North Korea are prohibited from applying.
Application Process and Timeline
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Initial KYC
→ Submission of Citizenship Application
→ Government Escrow Deposit
→ Due Diligence
→ Oath of Allegiance by Zoom Meeting
→ Issuance of Letter of Approval
→ Company Name Choice
→ Certificate & passport issurance
→ Company & Bank Setup
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※ The official government guidance states that the processing time is 12 weeks, but based on actual processing, it takes an average of 12-15 weeks.
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Passport Index
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Online Visa or E-Visa
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※ All countries not listed above must apply for a visa through the embassy before visiting.
about Sierra Lione
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The Republic of Sierra Leone is a country located on the Atlantic coast of the western African continent. It borders Guinea and Liberia. Sierra Leone is a relatively small country in Africa, with an area of ​​71,740 km2 and a population of approximately 6,296,803. Its tropical climate, with a diverse range of environments from savannah to rainforest, is characterized by high temperatures and humidity throughout the year. Freetown is the capital, seat of government, and largest city. Other major cities with populations exceeding 100,000 are Kenema, Koidu, and Makeni. Sierra Leone is home to Fourah Bay College, the oldest university in West Africa, founded in 1827, and Elizabeth II Docks, the world's third-largest natural harbor. This has led to its nickname, the "Athens of West Africa."
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about Climate
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Its tropical climate features two distinct seasons, ideal for agricultural production: the rainy season from May to November and the dry season from December to May. During the dry season, Saharan heat waves can also blow. The capital, Freetown, is located on the coast and borders Sierra Leone Harbor, the world's third-largest natural harbor.
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about Economy
Sierra Leone has been a diamond exporter, relying on diamond mining since the discovery of diamonds in 1930. The Sierra Leone Special Enterprises Corporation held a monopoly on diamond exploration rights for 25 years, transferring the majority of profits to the government. However, a significant portion of the diamonds are also smuggled. The southwest region boasts the largest diamond reserves, and this has sparked civil wars in the past.
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