Citizenship by Investment

Established in 1984, The Nevis, St Kitts Citizenship by Investment Program is the oldest and the most respected program of its kind. Individuals may become eligible for citizenship by making a qualifying investment. This program allows dual citizenship & is strictly governed by state law and regulations.

Citizenship may be obtained in 2 ways: by making an investment in a designated real estate project, or by a donation to the Sugar Industry Diversification foundation.

Citizenship by investment in a real estate.

This option requires a minimum of USD $400,000 investment in a designated project approved by the government, in addition, a number of assoc. government fees.

The overall cost for a family of 4 is detailed below.

US$400k: Cost of share
US$50,000.00 for the main applicant.
US$25,000.00 for the spouse of the main applicant
US$25,000.00 for each child of the main applicant under the age of 18
US$50,000.00 for for each qualified dependent of the main applicant above the age of 18 other than spouse
Children over 18 years but below 25 must be in a full time learning institution and fully supported by parents.

Benefits

The Citizenship by Investment Program is unique and provides numerous benefits.

• Citizenship for life - citizenship for life is awarded to a successful applicant and all eligible family members. There is no need for the applicant to reside in St. Kitts or Nevis;
• Dual Citizenship - there is no requirement to abandon an existing citizenship or notify a home country as dual citizenship is permitted under St. Kitts and Nevis law;
• Valid passports/second passports - once approved and all requisite fees are paid, a valid passport is issued to the applicant and other eligible family members;
• Visa-free travel - A St. Kitts and Nevis passport allows visa-free travel to numerous countries in the world.
• Full Residency Status - A resident has the right to work in St. Kitts and Nevis;
• Tax Breaks - A citizen of St. Kitts and Nevis will enjoy tax free status on all income, capital gains, gifts, wealth and inheritance.