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Secure a Second Citizenship Through Approved Investment

Caribbean Citizenship by Investment, commonly known as Caribbean CBI, allows eligible investors and their families to obtain citizenship through a government-approved contribution, real estate purchase or other qualifying investment.

The five established Caribbean CBI jurisdictions are:

  1. Antigua and Barbuda
  2. Dominica
  3. Grenada
  4. St. Kitts and Nevis
  5. Saint Lucia

Each country operates its own programme, investment options, family rules, due-diligence standards and government fees.

Caribbean Citizenship by Investment, commonly known as Caribbean CBI, allows eligible investors and their families to obtain citizenship through a government-approved contribution, real estate purchase or other qualifying investment.

The five established Caribbean CBI jurisdictions are:

  • Antigua and Barbuda
  • Dominica
  • Grenada
  • St. Kitts and Nevis
  • Saint Lucia

Each country operates its own programme, investment options, family rules, due-diligence standards and government fees.

A successful entrepreneur NIW case should show that the proposed venture has the potential to create benefits extending beyond the founder, shareholders or immediate customers.

Your case may be stronger where the venture addresses matters such as:

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Caribbean CBI Programs Compared

Country Minimum Contribution Approved Real Estate
Dominica USD 200,000 From USD 200,000
Antigua and Barbuda USD 230,000 From USD 300,000
Grenada USD 235,000 From USD 270,000 plus applicable government contribution and fees
Saint Lucia USD 240,000 From USD 300,000 plus administration fees
St. Kitts and Nevis USD 250,000 Approved development from USD 325,000

Investment figures are starting minimums. Due-diligence, processing, interview, passport, legal, agent and family-member charges apply separately.

Antigua and Barbuda Citizenship by Investment

Antigua and Barbuda currently offers:

  1. National Development Fund contribution from USD 230,000
  2. Approved real estate investment from USD 300,000
  3. University of the West Indies Fund option
  4. Approved business investment options

Successful applicants must generally spend at least five days in Antigua and Barbuda during the first five years after citizenship registration.

Dominica Citizenship by Investment

Dominica offers two principal routes:

  1. Economic Diversification Fund contribution from USD 200,000
  2. Government-approved real estate investment from USD 200,000

The EDF contribution is currently USD 250,000 for a principal applicant and up to three qualifying dependants. Approved real estate generally must be held for at least three years, or five years when resold to another CBI applicant.

Grenada Citizenship by Investment

Grenada offers:

  1. National Transformation Fund contribution from USD 235,000
  2. Approved-project investment from USD 270,000, with applicable government contribution and other charges

A key distinction is that Grenadian nationals are eligible to apply for the United States E-2 Treaty Investor Visa, subject to independently satisfying all U.S. E-2 requirements.

St. Kitts and Nevis Citizenship by Investment

St. Kitts and Nevis offers:

  1. Sustainable Island State Contribution from USD 250,000 for a principal applicant or family of up to four
  2. Approved Public Benefit investment from USD 250,000
  3. Approved development real estate from USD 325,000
  4. Qualifying private real estate options

Approved real estate is generally subject to a seven-year holding requirement under the current programme rules.

Saint Lucia Citizenship by Investment

Saint Lucia currently offers:

  1. National Economic Fund contribution of USD 240,000 for an applicant with up to three qualifying dependants
  2. Approved real estate investment from USD 300,000
  3. Approved enterprise options
  4. Government bond options under the applicable programme rules

Additional contributions, administration charges and due-diligence fees depend on the number and ages of family members.

Main Benefits of Caribbean Citizenship

Depending on the selected jurisdiction, successful applicants may benefit from:

  1. Citizenship for the approved applicant and eligible family
  2. The right to hold a Caribbean passport
  3. The ability to live, work or establish a business in the country of citizenship
  4. International travel access, subject to each destination’s current entry rules
  5. No requirement to surrender existing citizenship where dual nationality is legally permitted
  6. Potential estate, succession and international mobility planning benefits
  7. Citizenship that may be passed to future generations under the country’s nationality laws

Visa-free and visa-on-arrival access can change at any time and should never be treated as guaranteed.

Who Can Be Included?

Depending on the programme, an application may include:

  1. Spouse
  2. Minor children
  3. Dependent adult children
  4. Dependent parents or grandparents
  5. Certain siblings in limited programmes

Age limits, education requirements, dependency rules and additional contributions differ between countries.

General Eligibility Criteria

A principal applicant must normally:

  1. Be at least 18 years old
  2. Make the prescribed qualifying investment
  3. Demonstrate a lawful source of funds
  4. Pass enhanced background and security checks
  5. Provide police-clearance and identity documents
  6. Meet health and medical requirements
  7. Provide complete and accurate information
  8. Pay all applicable government and due-diligence fees
  9. Complete a mandatory interview where required

Applicants may be refused due to criminal history, sanctions exposure, false information, unexplained wealth, reputational concerns, previous visa refusals or national-security issues.

Caribbean Citizenship Application Process

1. Confidential Eligibility Assessment

Review nationality, family composition, source of funds, immigration history and preferred investment.

2. Select the Country and Investment Route

Compare total family cost, property holding period, travel goals and future business requirements.

3. Apply Through an Authorised Agent

CBI applications must be processed through authorised or licensed agents recognised by the selected government. Applicants generally cannot submit directly to the citizenship unit.

4. Complete Due Diligence and Interview

Government authorities conduct identity, financial, criminal, sanctions and international background checks.

5. Receive Approval in Principle

Where approved, the applicant completes the qualifying contribution or approved investment according to government instructions.

6. Receive Citizenship and Passport

After the investment is verified, the government issues the citizenship documentation, followed by the passport process.

Contribution vs Real Estate

Government Contribution

A contribution is normally:

  1. Non-refundable
  2. Simpler to administer
  3. Lower in total initial investment
  4. Suitable for applicants who do not want property management

Approved Real Estate

Real estate may offer:

  1. Ownership in a government-approved development
  2. Potential resale after the required holding period
  3. Possible rental or investment returns

Returns, resale value and project completion are not guaranteed. Independent legal and financial due diligence is essential before purchasing any CBI property.

Why Choose Superior Consulting

Superior Consulting has provided immigration and international mobility support since 2004.

  • Confidential programme comparison
  • Family eligibility review
  • Total-cost estimation
  • Source-of-funds planning
  • Document preparation
  • Due-diligence readiness review
  • Coordination with authorised Caribbean agents
  • Interview preparation
  • Contribution or investment process coordination
  • Citizenship and passport-stage guidance

Superior Consulting does not guarantee citizenship approval, travel access, investment returns or property resale.

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  1. Passport nationality
  2. Current country of residence
  3. Marital status
  4. Number and ages of dependants
  5. Preferred investment budget
  6. Source of investment funds
  7. Previous visa refusals
  8. Preferred Caribbean programme
  9. Real estate or contribution preference

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FAQS

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Dominica currently has the lowest listed single-applicant contribution, starting at USD 200,000.

No. The applicant must first pass government due diligence and receive approval.

Physical-presence requirements vary. Antigua and Barbuda currently requires five days during the first five years.

Pakistani nationals may be considered, subject to the selected programme’s current eligibility, banking, sanctions, security and due-diligence policies.

Yes, subject to the selected country’s family definitions, age limits and financial requirements.

Real estate may potentially be resold after the mandatory holding period. Sale price, liquidity and investment returns are not guaranteed.

No. Each destination controls its own visa and entry policies, which may change without notice.

Applications are submitted through authorised local agents. Superior Consulting coordinates the client’s strategy and documentation with appropriately authorised programme professionals.

Important Disclaimer

Caribbean citizenship laws, investment thresholds, eligible dependants, due-diligence rules, travel access and government fees may change.