Traditional Plan B residency programs cost $100,000 to $250,000+. That price has kept real diversification out of reach for most people — until now. This isn't about predicting disaster. It's about having options.
These aren't equivalent products — a CBI passport confers citizenship; the alternative doesn't. The comparison is about the cost of entry for holding something outside your home system.
Interest in "Plan B" diversification has risen sharply in 2026 — industry reporting describes surging inquiries, driven by genuine economic uncertainty, including 174,721 documented tech industry layoffs this year alone. This isn't a prediction about what happens next. It's a response to what has already happened.
What hasn't changed is the price problem: most Plan B programs still require six figures to get started. Your Plan B Home exists because that price point doesn't have to be the only option.
The full breakdown of traditional program costs versus real alternatives.
Not a doomsday scenario — a framework for thinking about optionality. (Coming soon)
Here's one specific, real example — not a hypothetical.
A city of roughly 4 million people in south-central China, on the Zi River. Modern elevator apartments, a genuine titled asset, with no inheritance tax as of 2026 and a company (WFOE) ownership structure available.
No pressure, no six-figure minimum. See what's actually out there.