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Saint Kitts and Nevis Citizenship by Investment

Saint Kitts and Nevis operates one of the longest-running citizenship-by-investment programmes, with qualifying routes through a national contribution, approved real estate or a public-benefit project.

Estimated processing time6–8 months
ResidencyNot required
Visa-free reach155 destinations
Passport reference rank24th
Tax referenceNo worldwide or inheritance tax
Programme established1984

One of the world’s longest-running citizenship-by-investment programmes

Dating to 1984, the programme offers a Sustainable Island State Contribution from USD 250,000, approved real estate from USD 325,000 with a referenced seven-year resale horizon, or a Public Benefit Option from USD 250,000.

The reference page lists no residence requirement, access to 155 destinations, dual citizenship and family inclusion covering a spouse, eligible children, siblings and parents.

Pinney's Beach and Nevis Peak in Saint Kitts and Nevis

Three Qualifying Investment Routes

Sustainable Island State Contribution

From USD 250,000
  • Non-refundable contribution to national development priorities.
  • Contribution varies with family size.

Approved real estate

From USD 325,000
  • Purchase an approved property interest.
  • The reference page specifies a seven-year resale horizon.

Public Benefit Option

From USD 250,000
  • Investment in an approved public-benefit project.
  • Project approval and current qualifying terms must be confirmed.

Eligibility Requirements and Programme Features

Eligibility Requirements

  • Main applicant aged 18 or above.
  • Lawful source of funds and satisfactory due diligence.
  • Completion of an approved qualifying route.
  • Complete civil-status and dependency evidence for included family members.

Programme Features

  • The reference page allows inclusion of a spouse, children aged 30 or below, siblings and parents aged 55 or above.
  • Dual citizenship is accepted.
  • Reference access to 155 destinations.
  • Citizenship of a Commonwealth country.
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