Multipolitan, a Singapore-registered mobility technology company, has raised $2 million in a seed round at a pre-money valuation of $25 million.

In a statement on Tuesday, Multipolitan said EmergentX, a global venture studio-accelerator-incubator, led the round. With the money, Multipolitan will fund the launch of its Multipolitan App and expand its Multipolitan Private Client service.

Multipolitan highlighted its goal as building the operating system for living and moving across borders. More than 1.5 billion international trips are taken each year, over 300 million people live outside their country of birth, and an estimated 40 million people identify as digital nomads, according to the UN Tourism barometer.

Lee Smith, co-founder of Multipolitan, said travel involves managing passports, visas, insurance, and pre-arrival documents on top of flights. Families with several passports and visas can find that overwhelming and the company’s platform can remove that friction, Smith added.

The company brings immigration, visa, travel and cross-border administration into one platform through two products, Multipolitan Private Client and Multipolitan App, scheduled to launch in December 2026.

The company says it uses three proprietary technologies: INREX, an immigration intelligence engine; FlightIQ, a real-time travel intelligence platform; and Visa Connect, an AI-powered visa engine.

Multipolitan says its Private Client business has generated more than $4 million in net revenue in under two years. The company says that revenue has validated its model and produced customer insights that inform the app.

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