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Non-career diplomatic appointments are rare and highly discretionary. Privileges associated with diplomatic status are frequently misunderstood or overstated, and any privileges, documentation, or recognition depend on the specific appointment, the jurisdiction, and the independent decisions of relevant authorities. Certain official appointments, whether career or non-career, may involve credentials or documentation issued solely by the appointing government, and in some cases may require recognition by other authorities.
At William Blackstone Internacional, we do not sell, issue, broker, procure, or guarantee passports, credentials, appointments, or outcomes. We are an independent private consultancy and are not affiliated with or acting on behalf of any government. We provide advisory and coordination support for individuals who wish to explore whether lawful non-career diplomatic role frameworks may be appropriate to their background, subject to internal intake screening, compliance checks, applicable law, and case-specific constraints. Any credential, title, status, travel document, or recognition, if granted, can only be issued or recognized by the relevant authorities in their sole discretion. Outcomes and timelines are not guaranteed.
Privileges and practical effects vary significantly by appointment and jurisdiction, and may be limited, conditional, or not available. Where applicable and where recognized by relevant authorities, certain roles may involve:
Note: A diplomatic passport alone does not confer immunity. Any privileges or immunities, if any, depend on official status, the scope of the role, host-country laws, applicable international treaties such as the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations of 1961, and whether relevant authorities recognize the appointment. Not all roles confer travel documents, and any credentials that are granted are issued exclusively by the appointing government, never through intermediaries. Clients should not assume any privileges and should not rely on them for personal conduct.
For many individuals, the value lies in understanding whether a lawful non-career diplomatic role may be realistically aligned with one’s documented background and objectives. Depending on the jurisdiction and scope of any role, an official appointment, if granted and recognized, may relate to protocol participation, public-facing initiatives, or cross-border engagement within defined official functions. This is highly case-specific and depends entirely on independent decisions by relevant authorities.
This is provided as informational context only and does not imply guarantees or outcomes. It does not describe any government process, does not imply influence, and does not represent typical outcomes.
Career appointments generally involve full-time government officials serving through established foreign service or diplomatic channels.
Non-career appointments may involve private individuals or former public officials who, in limited circumstances, may be considered for honorary or special roles by a sovereign government, subject to that government’s independent requirements, protocols, and discretion. Where a role involves cross-border functions, recognition by other relevant authorities may also be required and is not automatic.
All roles, titles, credentials, and any related documentation, if granted, are issued solely by the appointing government and only at its discretion. We do not sell, issue, broker, procure, or guarantee appointments, credentials, travel documents, recognition, or outcomes, and we do not influence official decisions.
Where legal work or filings are required, they are handled by appropriately licensed professionals in the relevant jurisdiction(s), and any legal advice is provided only by such licensed counsel under separate written engagement. Our support may include structured preparation, strategic documentation development, protocol-aligned positioning, jurisdiction-specific contextual analysis, and coordinated engagement planning in collaboration with appropriately licensed professionals where required. Outcomes and timelines are not guaranteed.
The $15,000 advisory engagement covers a structured professional analysis of your profile within publicly documented diplomatic and international public service frameworks. It does not include any submission, outreach, nomination, or communication with any government authority. It is not a payment for a passport, credential, government filing, nomination, or official application. No portion of the advisory fee is paid to any governmental institution.
The engagement is designed to produce a confidential written assessment that evaluates whether a potential non-career diplomatic pathway may be realistically aligned with your documented background and stated objectives.
As part of this engagement, our work may include:
The engagement is advisory in nature. It does not constitute eligibility, nomination, qualification, endorsement, or acceptance by any government. It does not guarantee an appointment, title, credential, passport, recognition, timeline, or outcome. All official decisions remain solely within the discretion of the relevant sovereign authorities.
Our process begins when you submit our confidential online intake form. After submission, you will be directed to complete identity verification and onboarding compliance screening, which may include KYC/AML, sanctions screening, and where applicable PEP-related checks.
Once screening is completed, our team conducts an internal scope and compliance review to determine whether we can consider the matter on an advisory basis. If your objectives and profile appear to fall within our scope, we will contact you manually with next steps and, where appropriate, provide a written advisory engagement describing the advisory deliverables, any estimated timelines, and the applicable fees.
Following the advisory review, we may define a structured advisory scope in writing for further advisory support, or we may decline to proceed. Any internal assessment is advisory only and does not constitute qualification, eligibility, acceptance, endorsement, or any guarantee of appointment, credential, travel document, recognition, or outcome. All decisions and timelines remain solely with sovereign governments and relevant official authorities, and requirements may change without notice.
If engaged, we provide preparation and coordination support such as documentation readiness and protocol-aligned presentation, and we work alongside appropriately licensed professionals in the relevant jurisdictions where regulated legal services are required. Any additional fees, if applicable, depend on jurisdiction, scope, and stage and are provided in writing in the engagement documentation.
William Blackstone Internacional provides advisory services only, does not represent any government, does not influence official decisions, and does not guarantee results, timelines, or acceptance by any authority.
In most cases, wealth by itself is not determinative and does not create eligibility. Eligibility and suitability depend on jurisdiction-specific considerations and the independent needs and discretion of the appointing authority.
In some contexts, documented professional contributions or lawful, role-related engagement may be considered, but decisions typically reflect a broader evaluation that can include background, reputation, documented contributions, and overall fit for the role. Each case is assessed holistically, and outcomes, timelines, and recognition are never guaranteed. All official determinations remain solely with the relevant authorities.
In most cases, wealth by itself is not determinative. Eligibility and suitability depend on jurisdiction-specific considerations and the needs of the appointing authority. While documented professional capacity or engagement may be relevant in certain contexts, decisions typically reflect a broader evaluation that can include background, reputation, documented contributions, relationships to lawful projects or initiatives, and overall fit for the role.
Each case is assessed holistically, and outcomes are never guaranteed. Governments retain full discretion in evaluating any potential appointment.
No. Diplomatic passports are not sold. They are issued only by sovereign governments to individuals who hold an official diplomatic role under that government’s authority. Any offer to sell, rent, arrange, broker, or guarantee a diplomatic passport should be treated as unlawful or fraudulent.
Attempting to obtain, possess, or use forged, improperly issued, or misused documents can carry serious legal and reputational consequences. Even documents that appear credible can later be revoked, invalidated, or not recognized by relevant authorities.
William Blackstone Internacional does not sell, issue, broker, procure, facilitate, or guarantee passports, credentials, or government-issued documents. We provide advisory and coordination support for individuals exploring lawful non-career appointment pathways, subject to eligibility screening and applicable law. Outcomes are not guaranteed.
A diplomatic passport does not have a lawful purchase price. It is a government-issued document provided only to individuals who hold an official diplomatic role under that government’s authority. Any offer claiming a diplomatic passport can be purchased, directly or through an intermediary, should be treated as unlawful or fraudulent.
We charge professional fees for advisory and educational analysis services for individuals seeking to understand lawful non-career appointment frameworks. We do not charge for passports or credentials, and we do not facilitate their issuance. Fees, if any, are provided in writing only after intake and onboarding compliance screening. We do not charge for passports or credentials, and we do not guarantee outcomes. Any appointment or document, if granted, is issued solely at the discretion of the appointing government and may require recognition by other authorities.
Not exactly. You may share preferences for discussion, but any potential pathway depends on jurisdiction-specific requirements, current needs, and independent decisions by the relevant authorities. In many cases, pursuing a specific country solely because it is preferred may not be practical or viable.
Where appropriate, we may discuss jurisdictions that appear more consistent with your documented background and the role profile. Ultimately, any appointment decision is made solely by the appointing government, and we do not guarantee outcomes, timelines, or availability.
You may express a preference, but any title or role is granted solely at the discretion of the appointing government. Titles are determined by that authority’s protocols and requirements and how an individual’s documented background aligns with the scope of any role, if considered.
We can provide advisory guidance on roles that may be a practical fit for your profile and objectives, but no title can be requested, promised, or guaranteed in advance. We do not influence official decisions and outcomes are not guaranteed.
A diplomatic passport alone does not confer immunity and does not create legal protection absent formal recognition and applicable official status under relevant law. Any privileges or immunities, if any, depend on the person’s official status, the scope of the role, the host country’s laws and recognition, and applicable international treaties, including the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations of 1961.
In some situations, certain officials may have limited or functional protections related to official acts, but these vary significantly and are not guaranteed. Immunity is not universal, may not apply in a person’s country of residence, and can be limited, withdrawn, denied recognition, or subject to conditions depending on the circumstances.
If a matter reaches formal consideration, the appointing authority and relevant host jurisdiction determine whether any privileges apply and their scope. Clients should never assume immunity or rely on it for personal conduct, private disputes, or avoidance of local law.
It depends on the jurisdiction and the type of role. In many cross-border appointments, more than one authority may be relevant, including the appointing government, which determines whether to grant any role, title, or credential, and where the role involves a presence or function in another country, the relevant authorities in the receiving or host jurisdiction may need to recognize or accept the appointment and related credentials under their own rules and protocol.
Acceptance or recognition is not automatic. Governments and competent authorities retain discretion and may approve, limit, condition, or decline recognition. Requirements can also change over time.
We provide advisory and coordination support to help clients understand this landscape and to prepare documentation and positioning in a lawful, professional manner. Recognition is independent and not automatic.
In some cases, existing diplomatic or consular representation can limit what is practical or available. Certain jurisdictions may allow district-based or role-specific arrangements depending on local law, protocol, and the appointing authority’s needs. These situations are highly case-specific and not universally applicable.
Our role is to conduct a structured scope and jurisdictional review, explain realistic constraints, and where appropriate advise on lawful pathways and protocol-aligned documentation strategy. Recognition and availability remain subject to the independent discretion of the relevant authorities.
Diplomatic passports are not applied for or purchased. They are issued only by a sovereign government to individuals who hold qualifying official status under that government’s authority. Outcomes are rare and highly discretionary, and where cross-border recognition is relevant, additional authorities may independently accept, limit, or decline recognition.
If you are serious about understanding lawful non-career diplomatic role frameworks, our role is to provide structured strategic guidance, jurisdiction-specific analysis, and coordinated preparation support to help individuals evaluate alignment, navigate applicable public frameworks, and prepare in a professional and legally compliant manner. We do not facilitate appointments, procure credentials, or engage with any government authority. We do not guarantee appointments, passports, credentials, timelines, or results.
Yes. Due to international sanctions regimes, regulatory restrictions, and our internal compliance policies, we are unable to engage with individuals who are citizens (including dual nationals) of certain jurisdictions, including but not limited to:
Afghanistan, Cuba, Myanmar (Burma), Nicaragua, North Korea, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, Venezuela, Yemen, Zimbabwe. Separately, we do not accept engagements involving U.S. citizens (including dual nationals who hold U.S. citizenship) or U.S. lawful permanent residents (green card holders).
This list is provided for informational context only. It is not exhaustive and may change at any time in response to evolving sanctions, regulatory requirements, or internal compliance considerations. We reserve the right to decline service, pause review, or terminate an engagement at our sole discretion, including where required by applicable sanctions laws or where we identify compliance, legal, regulatory, reputational, or operational risk.
Sanctions and related restrictions may arise under multiple regimes, including those administered by the United Nations, the European Union, the United Kingdom, and the United States. Any determination regarding whether we can engage on a matter is made solely by the Company based on current law and compliance assessments and does not imply official or governmental approval or recognition.
We are an international advisory firm providing private, non-governmental advisory and coordination support. We are not a government body, we are not affiliated with any government, and we do not hold government accreditation for appointments.
Our work focuses on advisory and coordination support, including documentation readiness, protocol-aligned presentation, and working alongside appropriately licensed professionals in relevant jurisdictions where regulated legal services are required. We may also consult independent external advisors, including former diplomats, solely in a private and educational capacity for protocol-oriented review. They do not contact governments, do not facilitate appointments, and do not provide official representation.
Nothing on this page constitutes legal advice, and no attorney-client relationship is formed unless expressly agreed in writing with appropriately licensed counsel.
To learn more about our advisory work, you may review published interview content with a former client: HERE.
Individual experiences are case-specific and do not predict outcomes or imply governmental endorsement.