Citizenship
minimum:
US$ 200,000
requirements:
- A minimum non-refundable contribution of USD 100,000 to the National Development Fund.
- A minimum non-refundable contribution of USD 150,000 to the University of the West Indies.
- Investment in approved real estate with a minimum value of USD 200,000, either individually or jointly with another applicant. The real estate cannot be sold within five years.
- Direct purchase of an eligible business for a minimum of USD 1.5 million individually, or joint purchase with each contributor investing at least USD 400,000, totaling a minimum of USD 5 million.
benefits:
- Wealth and security: Second citizenship and property investments abroad are key for global wealth preservation. The Caribbean attracts elites for privacy, while countries like Canada offer an appealing lifestyle and security.
- Business and networking: Citizenship by investment opens business opportunities and international networking, especially in the Caribbean.
- Family and lifestyle: These programs benefit family members, providing access to top-tier healthcare, education, and an enhanced lifestyle.
- Visa-Free travel: Caribbean programs offer minimal residency requirements for visa-free travel to about 130 countries. For Malta, Ireland, or Canada, residency is required, but passport benefits are top-tier.
investmentOptions:
Donations to a state or university fund, acquiring real estate, and making business investments.
times:
3-6 months
eligibility:
To be eligible for citizenship, the main applicant must be at least 18 years old, fulfill the application criteria, and choose from three investment options. This includes making a non-refundable contribution of at least US$200,000 to the National Development Fund (NDF).
visaFreeCountries:
To be eligible for citizenship, the main applicant must be at least 18 years old, fulfill the application criteria, and choose from three investment options. This includes making a non-refundable contribution of at least US$200,000 to the National Development Fund (NDF).
