The USA Mini-Report: World Citizenship Report 2026

• The World Citizenship Index combines official data from institutions including the World Bank Group and the United Nations with a survey of 546 mass affluent individuals. Among the findings shaping this mini-report:
• 71.6% of mass affluent respondents say they are more likely to consider an additional citizenship in response to global events, against just 2.7% who are less inclined.
• Only around a third are very confident their existing citizenship will deliver the same security and opportunity over the coming decade.
• The United States leads none of the five motivators, although it ranks highly in most. China leads Economic Opportunity at 89.3, ahead of the US at 81.3.
• Business and professional opportunity leads the motivations for an additional citizenship at 29.9%, ahead of investment diversification at 24.5% and tax efficiency and wealth structuring at 22.3%.
• Around 80% of respondents hold only one citizenship, leaving the market with considerable room to grow.

What's Changing in the USA? World Citizenship Report 2026 | USA Mini Report - YouTube

The mini-report serves the families, advisers, researchers and governments planning for the decade ahead rather than the headline of the week. It offers a data-led view of American demand, the programmes absorbing it, and the qualities that continue to earn confidence in the citizenship market: longevity, legal certainty, due diligence and provision for the whole family.