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What we build, how we think about it, and the rules we follow. Mirabello Consultancy uses artificial intelligence to give people faster, verified answers about citizenship, residency and relocation, with a human specialist behind every case.
Free, no account. Please do not share passport numbers or other sensitive personal data.
Answer and evidence
Mirabello AI is how Mirabello Consultancy applies artificial intelligence to immigration: Mira, a free AI guide in 11 languages; Mirabello Immigration Intelligence, verified data on 1,200+ immigration pathways in 194 countries and 150+ investment programmes, inside ChatGPT, Claude, Grok and other AI assistants; and clear rules on sources, privacy and human responsibility. It is information, not advice.
What we operate
Three ways, all free and without an account: ask Mira in your browser, connect our verified data to the AI assistant you already use, or explore the data layer directly.
Ask any question about citizenship, residency or relocation, in 11 languages. Mira answers from our verified data and shows the source behind each figure.
Ask MiraThe same verified data inside ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, Cursor, VS Code and other AI tools, through our Model Context Protocol server. Free, no account.
Connect1,200+ immigration pathways in 194 countries, 154 investment programmes tracked, field-level sources and verification dates, and the Mirabello Investment Migration Index.
Explore the IndexMira answers questions on citizenship, residency, visas and relocation in 11 languages, from our verified data, and shows the official source and date behind each figure. Ask here and continue on the full Mira page, where you can refine the answer, compare routes and request a briefing.
Free, no account. Please do not share passport numbers or other sensitive personal data.
Illustrative example of Mira's answer format. Ask Mira for the current figure and full family costs.
Our principles
Six rules guide every AI service we operate. They come from our compliance standards and our privacy policy, and they do not bend for speed or convenience.
Every figure comes from a government or regulator source, and every answer can show it.
We record when each fact was last verified, and our AI says so when a figure may be out of date.
Mira and our data inform. A Mirabello specialist confirms any route for your situation before you act.
You can use Mira without signing in. We do not store your IP address, and stored questions are deleted automatically after 120 days.
Under our AI providers' business terms, the content we send them is not used to train their models.
Governments decide every application. Our AI never promises an approval, and it declines requests to hide assets or evade the law.
Perspective
AI is changing how people prepare to move country. Until recently, finding the right route meant days of reading government websites and calls with advisers. Today, a person can ask an AI assistant which residence or citizenship options fit their nationality, family and budget, and receive a structured answer in seconds. When that assistant draws on verified, dated sources, the answer is a useful first map. When it does not, it can be confidently wrong, which is why the source behind each figure matters more than ever.
The next step is what is often called agentic AI: assistants that do not only answer, but act on a person's behalf. In immigration, that means preparing a personal document checklist, comparing total costs for a whole family, tracking deadlines, and flagging when a programme's rules change. Parts of this already work today, including in our own services, where Mira can draft a route plan and the person decides whether to contact a specialist.
Governments are digitising at the same time. Electronic visa and travel-authorisation systems, biometric passports and digital identity checks are becoming standard, and the European Union's Entry/Exit System, fully operational since 10 April 2026, has replaced passport stamps with digital records at the external borders of the Schengen area. In the Caribbean, citizenship-by-investment countries have introduced biometric enrolment for new passports.
What does not change is just as important. Every residence permit and every citizenship decision is a sovereign act of a government, taken by people who are accountable for it. Due diligence on the source of funds and on the applicant's background remains a human responsibility. In the European Union, the AI Act classifies AI systems that help public authorities examine visa, asylum and residence-permit applications as high-risk, with strict requirements for human oversight, accuracy and transparency.
Mirabello Consultancy builds for that future: verified data, AI that shows its sources, and specialists who stay accountable for every case.
| Area | What AI changes | What stays human |
|---|---|---|
| Research | Answers in seconds from AI assistants | Checking the official source before acting |
| Preparation | Personal checklists, family cost estimates, deadline tracking | Due diligence on funds and background |
| Government | E-visas, biometrics, digital border records | A sovereign, accountable decision on every case |
| Your data | Less paperwork through simpler channels | Data protection limits on automated decisions |
Further reading
For governments and institutions
Mirabello Consultancy advises governments and public institutions from strategy to operation. We combine immigration practice from more than 2,100 cases with the experience of building and operating our own AI services.
Where AI adds value in your immigration journey, and where it must not. Experience, bottlenecks, data protection, the EU AI Act.
Service design, data governance and human oversight. Which decisions stay with officers, which data is needed and nothing more.
A controlled pilot on your own content: accuracy against official rules, multilingual quality, fairness and security checks.
Launch, monitoring and continuous improvement, staff training, and clear reporting to the responsible authority.
Questions
Facts checked against official sources · Information, not advice · Last updated 2026-10-26
Use AI as a starting point, not as advice. General AI assistants can give confident but wrong answers about visas and residence rules, so always check the official government source before you act. Mira, by Mirabello, answers from verified, dated data and shows the source behind each figure, but it is still general information. A Mirabello specialist confirms the right route for your situation.
Some immigration authorities use AI and analytics to support their work. Canada's immigration department, for example, uses advanced analytics to sort applications, flag files that need extra checks and approve some routine cases. In the European Union, the AI Act classifies AI that helps authorities examine visa, asylum and residence-permit applications as high-risk, with strict rules on human oversight. The final responsibility for every decision remains with the government.
Share as little as possible. You do not need a passport number or identity documents to ask Mira a question, and we ask you not to share them. Mira works without an account, we do not store your IP address, and stored questions are deleted automatically after 120 days. In the EU and Switzerland, data protection law (GDPR and the Swiss FADP) also limits decisions based solely on automated processing.
The Entry/Exit System (EES) records the entry and exit of non-EU travellers on short stays, including fingerprints and a facial image, and has replaced passport stamps at the external Schengen borders. It has been fully operational since 10 April 2026. ETIAS, a separate online travel authorisation for visa-exempt travellers, is not yet in operation; the EU will announce its start date in advance. Both apply to visa-exempt passports, including Caribbean citizenship-by-investment passports.
AI is changing the work, not removing the need for judgement. It already speeds up research, eligibility checks and document preparation. What it cannot take over is accountability: assessing a family's full situation, due diligence on the source of funds, and standing behind the advice given. At Mirabello Consultancy, Mira handles the first questions and our specialists take responsibility for every case.
Terms
These terms govern use of the Mirabello Consultancy MCP server, API, and the data they provide ("the Services"). They supplement our Terms and Conditions. By using the Services you accept these terms.
The Services provide general information about investment-migration programmes. They do not constitute legal, financial, tax, immigration, or investment advice, and do not constitute an offer or solicitation. Using the Services does not create a client, advisory, or fiduciary relationship with Mirabello Consultancy.
All figures (investment thresholds, fees, timelines, mobility) are indicative and may change without notice. Programmes are operated and governed solely by the respective sovereign governments and may be amended, suspended, or closed at any time. Always verify current requirements with the relevant authority or with Mirabello.
The Services are provided "as is" and "as available", without warranty of any kind, including accuracy, completeness, fitness for a particular purpose, or uninterrupted availability.
To the maximum extent permitted by law, Mirabello Consultancy Ltd. accepts no liability for any loss or damage arising from use of, or reliance on, the Services or their data.
The Services are for interactive, attributed use by end users and their AI agents, answering specific questions in real time, and are not an open data feed. You may query and display individual results with reasonable attribution to "Mirabello Consultancy" and the last-verified context shown with each figure. You must not: (a) systematically extract, scrape, crawl, or enumerate the data in whole or in substantial part; (b) store, cache for redistribution, republish, resell, or use the data to build, train, or benchmark a competing database, ranking, or product; (c) remove attribution or the indicative and as-of context, or present the data as your own authoritative source; or (d) circumvent rate limits or documented result caps, for example by rotating IP addresses. We may change, rate-limit, challenge, block, or withdraw the Services at any time. The machine-readable version of these acceptable-use terms is published at mcp.mirabelloconsultancy.com/v1/terms.
The individual facts are drawn from official government publications, but the selection, verification, structure, scoring (including the Mirabello Investment Migration Index) and provenance layer are Mirabello Consultancy's proprietary compilation and are protected as such, including under applicable database and sui-generis rights. All rights reserved. The authoritative, most-current figures are always the first-party Mirabello Services; any copied snapshot is unversioned and will go out of date.
For bulk access, a data feed, or a commercial licence, please contact Mirabello Consultancy.
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