Antigua and Barbuda - Citizenship by Investment Program
Investment Requirements for Antigua & Barbuda Citizenship
Antigua & Barbuda is the "Land of 365 Beaches" located on the Estarrn Caribbean.
To qualify for citizenship, the main applicant must be over 18 years of age and satisfy the due diligence requirements along with family members. Upon obtaining citizenship, applicants commit at least five days of visit within the first five years.
Three main investment options are:
- A non-refundable donation to the National Development Fund (NDF) starting from USD 100,000
- Purchase of qualifying real estate of at least USD 200,000 in a Government approved project
- USD 150,000 non-refundable donation to the University of the West Indies (families of six or more only)
Program Highlights:
- Antigua & Barbuda passport holders enjoy visa-free travel to nearly 152 countries, including European Schengen Area, the UK, South Africa, Hong Kong and Singapore.
- Financially dependant children up to the age of 30 years old without the need to be enrolled in full time school and unmarried siblings may also be included in the application
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Commonwealth of Dominica - Citizenship by Investment Program
Investment Requirements for Dominica Citizenship
With the economic citizenship program, introduced first in 1993, the Government of Dominica wants to attract capital from people with good characters and financial abilities. In return for investors’ donations, the Government of Dominica grants citizenship to the investors. These funds are used to finance public and private projects in the country, which include hospitals, schools, sports stadiums, tourism facilities etc. To qualify for citizenship, the main applicant must be over 18 years of age and must be of outstanding character, have clean source of funds and no criminal record.
Two main investment options are:
- A non-refundable donation to the Economic Diversification Fund (EDF) starting from USD 100,000
- Purchase of qualifying real-estate of at least USD 200,000 in a government-approved project
Program Highlights:
- Visa-free travel to 141 countries including the EU, the UK, Singapore and Hong Kong
- Siblings of the main applicant or spouse, between 18 and 25, single and childless can be included in the application
- Lowest cost citizenship in the Caribbean for a single applicant
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Grenada - Citizenship by Investment Program
Investment Requirements for Grenada Citizenship
The Grenada Citizenship-by-Investment Program requires an applicant to make a significant financial investment into the country in return for citizenship for the applicant and family members. To qualify for citizenship, the main applicant must be over 18 years of age, satisfy the due diligence requirements.
Two main investment options are:
- USD 150,000 non-refundable donation to Grenada’s National Transformation Fund (NTF).
- USD 220,000 minimum purchase of a government approved real estate project or an approved business. This property must be hold for a minimum of three years. There is an additional flat government fees of USD 50,000 for a family of four.
Program Highlights:
- Siblings of the main applicant or of his/her spouse, who are not married and do not have children, may be included as a dependent of the main applicant
- Visa-free travel to 145 countries, including the EU, the UK, Russia and China
- Access to USA through E2 Investor Visa treaty, giving citizens ability to apply for non-immigrant visa
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St. Kitts and Nevis - Citizenship by Investment Program
Investment Requirements for St. Kitts & Nevis Citizenship
St Kitts Citizenship by Investment program has been one of the longest established economic citizenship programs in existence, which has been in operation since 1984 and has a legal base on the provisions of St Kitts Constitution. The Government of St Kitts & Nevis aims to attract suitable investors who are willing to make a substantial contribution to the development of the St Kitts and Nevis Federation in return for citizenship for the main applicants and family members. To qualify for citizenship, the main applicant must be over 18 years of age, satisfy the due diligence requirements.
Two main investment options are:
- A non-refundable donation to the Sustainable Growth Fund (SGF) starting from USD 150,000
- Purchase of qualifying real-estate of a least USD 200,000 in Government approved projects with the hold time minimum 7 years
Program Highlights:
- Visa-free travel to 157 countries including the EU, Schengen area, the UK, Singapore, Hong Kong and Russia
- Siblings of the main applicant or spouse, who are financially dependant and under 30, single and childless may be included in the application
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Saint (St) Lucia - Citizenship by Investment
Investment Requirements for St. Lucia Citizenship
St Lucia is one of the most beautiful country in the Caribbeans with a motto, “the land, the people, the light.”
To obtain St Lucia citizenship, an applicant must make a significant financial investment into the country in return for citizenship. To qualify for citizenship, the main applicant must be over 18 years of age, satisfy the due diligence requirements.
Four main investment options are:
- A non-refundable donation to the National Economic Fund (NEF) starting from USD 100,000
- Purchase of qualifying real-estate of a least USD 300,000 in a Government approved project
- An investment in an approved enterprise project for a minimum amount of USD 3.5 million and the creation of no less than three permanent jobs
- Purchase of non-interest bearing Government Bonds from USD 250,000
Program Highlights:
- Visa-free travel to 147 countries including the EU, the UK, Singapore and Hong Kong
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