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The Other Side of Legacy

May 20, 2026

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In Vilanculos, a quiet coastal town in southern Mozambique, there is a home where twenty children between the ages of 7 and 18 wake up every morning to something that most of us take entirely for granted: the certainty that someone is looking after them.

That home is Goodwill Mozambique.

Founded by our Chairman, Jeffrey Henseler, Goodwill Mozambique provides meals, schooling, daily routines that build confidence and stability in children who had neither. GoodWill is, in the most direct sense, a reflection of what PL Group stands for – and what makes us so different.

More Than Shelter

Goodwill was founded with a deliberate intention. Many orphanages provide a roof over the head of vulnerable children, but our goal was to also give our children the full care of a stable, nurturing family. The distinction matters. Shelter addresses an immediate need, but what Goodwill offers goes a step further: providing love, continuity, guidance, education, and the kind of daily care that shapes who a child becomes, not just where they sleep.

The home currently cares for 20 children, with capacity to support up to 48. Every one of our children receive the attention and consistency that research consistently shows are foundational to long-term wellbeing.

The Same Belief, a Different Place

PL Group, the umbrella that brings together Passport Legacy and Property Legacy, is a business built around one central promise - helping clients secure a better future for the people they love most. From our HQ in Dubai, and across offices on three continents, we work with families navigating investment migration, international real estate, and the kind of long-range private client planning that demands both expertise and trust.

Goodwill Mozambique is not a separate chapter of that story. It's the same mission, told from a different angle.

Because at its core, the work we do at PL Group has always been about understanding what a family needs to feel genuinely secure across borders, across generations, across circumstances none of us can predict. That same instinct is what drives Goodwill. It’s the belief that every child deserves a stable foundation from which to build a life, regardless of where they started.

Investing in the Long Term, Always

Our clients come to us because they think in decades, not months and years. They are planning for children, grandchildren, possibilities that do not yet have names. That kind of long-term thinking is not just a service we offer. It is a value we hold.

Goodwill Mozambique is where that value shows up outside the boardroom, where a child in Vilanculos receives a good education, grows up with confidence, and eventually builds a life of their own. That is a return on investment in the truest sense. Not financial, but human. And for a firm that has always believed the two are more connected than most people admit, it feels like exactly the right place to put our energy.

The home in Vilanculos has space for 48 children. We hope, in time, to fill every one of those places. At our core, we have never believed that doing well and doing good should live very far apart.

To learn more about Goodwill Mozambique or to support the foundation’s work, please reach out to us directly or visit goodwill-mozambique.org.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ’s)

What is the difference between citizenship and residency by investment programmes?

Citizenship by investment programmes may not require physical residency and can grant citizenship within 2 to 6 months. Residency by investment programmes grant residency within 3 months but not citizenship. To obtain citizenship through residency programmes, applicants must comply with legal requirements, such as residing in the country for a certain time and paying taxes. However, not all residency programmes lead to citizenship, as it's at the discretion of the government.

How much does it cost to apply for a second passport?

The minimum investment for a second citizenship by a single applicant is USD 100,000 which is the cost associated for for St. Lucia and the Commonwealth of Dominica's CBI programmes. Please contact us for an exact price breakdown.

Do we need to pay the full amount upfront?

Passport Legacy's CBI programmes require payment in three installments. The first payment is 5%, the second payment is 25%, and the final payment, which amounts to 70% of the total cost, is due after receiving Approval in Principle.

What documents are required?

To start the process, applicants need to provide us with KYC (know your customer) documents such as a passport copy, birth and marriage certificates, police certificates, bank reference, and health clearance. Some documents may require translation or legalisation, but our client advisors will guide you through the process.

Do I need to renounce my original passport?

Acquiring a second citizenship by investment in any country does not usually require renouncing one's original nationality under the citizenship law of the country where citizenship was obtained through investment.

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