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Where Should Your Family Office Be? Answer 5 Questions
Tell us where your family lives, how much the office will manage and what matters most. The finder ranks the 37 places in our database and shows the rules behind each match, taken from guides we check against official sources (data checked up to 20 October 2026). It takes about a minute. It is a starting point, not advice.
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How the finder works
- Places where the family office would need more money than you selected are set aside, with the minimum shown (for example, DIFC asks for USD 50 million in family net assets).
- Each place then gets points: for being in or near your region (double if you chose "close to home"), for a residence route if your family wants to live there, for each of your two priorities it meets, and a little for a dedicated route to serve several families.
- Every reason and warning shown is a one-line fact from our guide to that place, with its sources on the guide page. Facts marked reported come from a law firm or another reliable source rather than an official one.
- We do not store your answers. Google Analytics counts which answers and results are chosen, without your name or email (see Privacy).
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