Obtain Economic Citizenship: St. Kitts and Nevis Opportunity

Economic citizenship is the process of acquiring a second passport for investments in the country’s economy. If the laws of your homeland allow for dual citizenship, a second passport is a great opportunity to have a safe airfield for the whole family for a rainy day and enjoy some benefits available to you right now, like visa-free visits to some countries or fast-track service at the airport.

Caribbean citizenship-by-investment programs are well-known all over the world – however, St. Kitts and Nevis occupy a special place: the program it offers has been running since 1984, and this is actually the first program of that kind in the world! All the subsequent projects have been a copy of this one with some modifications, so you have a chance to take advantage of a well-respected and time-proven product.

People interested in the Caribbean region want to choose an island with appropriate characteristics – for instance, in terms of safety and affordable prices. And while Nevis is not the cheapest Caribbean island, it is definitely one of the leaders by the total balance of characteristics.

Follow the link to our portal and read an article on the Caribbean islands to see for yourself. You will also find lots of other useful information there, as well as qualified specialists who will help you with any offshore issues.

You will not have to fly to St. Kitts and Nevis to submit documents, get your passport, or even invest in real estate: we will help you complete the whole procedure online!

Are You Eligible?

The conditions you need to fulfill to qualify are not that difficult:

• If you are a principal applicant, you should be at least 18 years of age
• Your criminal history should be clean as evidenced by a relevant document
• You will pass a due diligence check, and the results should be positive
• You will have to prove that the funds you are going to invest in the economy of St. Kitts and Nevis are of legal origin
• Finally, you will need a medical certificate to confirm your good state of health

You can get passports for the whole family by including the following family members in the application:

• Husband or wife
• Children under 30 if they are financially dependent on you
• Parents who are at least 55 years of age if they are dependent on you

Benefit from the opportunity to get a passport for your loved ones that will allow them to visit 154 countries without a visa!

Investment Options

There are two options offered to potential economic citizens, and they differ in the amount you will have to invest:

1. You make a donation of 150,000 US dollars to the Sustainability Growth Fund of St. Kitts and Nevis, and it is not refunded.
2. You purchase real estate on the island.

The second option is a refundable one as you can resell the property after some time. Here are the details of the offer:

• You cannot buy any real estate you like: there is a government-approved list of facilities that you can choose from.
• If you decide to invest 200,000 US dollars in the facility, you are required to hold it for 7 years before you can resell it (if you want to retain your newly-acquired passport).
• You can invest 400,000 US dollars, and in this case, the property can be resold in 5 years.

The specified amounts are sufficient for a family with up to 5 members (main applicant plus four relatives). If you want more people to get passports, you will be subject to an additional fee.

Mind that St. Kitts and Nevis do not work with individuals directly! It means that the application cannot be submitted personally: you will need a licensed agent who will take care of your case. Fortunately, this is not a problem as you can contact us (by following the above link) and we will provide a reliable agent on-site to you at a competitive fee.

Discount Currently Available

We are pleased to tell you that St. Kitts and Nevis citizenship by investment is now available at a discount! Such offers are not very frequent – they come and go, so if you give serious thought to obtaining a second passport, here is a nice opportunity to grab.

The offer was made public in December 2022 and was scheduled to be over on June 30, 2023. However, it made the program so popular that the local authorities decided to extend it until January 1, 2024. You still have the time to think, but not for too long!

The discount only covers the non-refundable donation opportunity:

• You can invest 125,000 US dollars instead of 150,000
• Your application will be considered for 60 days only (it usually takes longer. You can use an accelerated procedure, but it comes at a special fee in regular periods)

Do not hesitate to contact us if it looks like a great opportunity!

Important Facts

• You will have to provide your fingerprints as part of the identity verification procedure, and this will be handled by an independent third party. The results will be sent to St. Kitts and Nevis for examination and to international law enforcement authorities for final approval.
• The citizens of Afghanistan, Iran, and the Syrian Arab Republic are not eligible for the program! And it is highly recommended to exclude them from the list of dependents – or your application may be considered for too long or you will face difficulties.

Final Details

While an accelerated procedure yields a passport within approximately 60 days, a usual term is about 6 months, so be prepared to wait. You will be able to track the progress of your case online.

In general, we complete the whole procedure remotely, but there are customers who wish to visit the islands and see the real estate they are going to buy. If you are one of these, please tell us about it in advance as we will have to schedule a visit. The representatives of our partner company will welcome you on-site to show you the property you are going to invest in.

Do you still have any questions? Do not hesitate to ask them by clicking on the above link. Acquiring a second passport is an important decision that will add to the feeling of security in your life, so be sure to take advantage.

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