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St. Kitts & Nevis

The smallest sovereign state in the Americas is located in the Leeward Islands of the West Indies. The Federation unites the islands of St. Kitts and Nevis although both islands maintain certain independent regulation. The English-speaking islands remain under-developed by Caribbean standards, but tourism, the principal economy of the islands, has been growing steadily, bringing with it new hotels and resort developments. Both islands have international airports and two ferry lines connect them. The islands are still very connected with nature; it is estimated that St. Kitts & Nevis currently has a larger Vervet monkey population than humans.

The Federation of St Christopher and Nevis, also known as St Kitts and Nevis, has the longest-standing citizenship-by-investment initiative in the world established in 1984.

  • Quick processing: the citizenship is granted in 6 months (via Accelerated Application Process (AAP).

  • Zero tax: St. Kitts & Nevis imposes no income, wealth or inheritance taxes.

  • An applicant does not need to visit St. Kitts & Nevis in order to qualify for citizenship, although all applicants are subject to a strict due diligence check.

  • St. Kitts & Nevis recognizes dual citizenship, so you can still benefit from your current citizenship.

  • Good visa-free travel: With a passport of St. Kitts & Nevis you can travel visa free and worry free to more than 150 countries in the world, including all Europe and Union countries, the United Kingdom, Ireland, Caribbean and Commonwealth nations. Citizens can often acquire long-term travel visas to the United States of America.

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List of countries where citizens of St. Kitts & Nevis can travel visa free or with on arrival visa facility:

Albania Greece Palau
Andorra Greenland Panama
Anguilla Grenada Peru
Antigua & Barbuda Guatemala Philippines
Argentina Guinea-Bissau Poland
Armenia Guyana Portugal
Aruba Haiti Reunion
Australia Holy See Romania
Austria Honduras Russia
Bahamas Hong Kong (SAR China) Samoa
Bangladesh Hungary SAN MARINO
Barbados Iceland Senegal
Belgium Iran Mauritania Seychelles
Belize IRAQ SIERRA LEONE
Bermuda Ireland Singapore
Bolivia ISRAEL Slovakia
Bonaire Italy Slovenia
Bosnia and Herzegovina Jamaica Solomon Isl.
Botswana Jordan Somalia
Brazil Kenya Spain
Bulgaria Kiribati St. Eustatius
Cambodia Korea St. Helena
Canada Kosovo St. Lucia
Cape Verde Lao People’s Dem. Rep. St. Maarten
Cayman Isl. Latvia St. Pierre and Miquelon
Chile Lebanon St. Vincent & The Grenadines
Colombia Lesotho Suriname
Comoros LIECHTENSTEIN Sweden
Costa Rica Lithuania Switzerland
Croatia Luxembourg Taiwan
Cuba Macao (SAR China) Tanzania
Curacao Macedonia Timor-Leste
Cyprus Madagascar Togo
Czech Rep. Malawi TONGA
Denmark Malaysia Trinidad and Tobago
Djibouti Maldives Tunisia
Dominica Malta Turkey
Dominican Rep. Mauritius Turks and Caicos Isl.
Ecuador Micronesia Tuvalu
Egypt MONACO Uganda
El Salvador Montserrat Ukraine
Estonia Mozambique United Kingdom
faroe Islands MYANMAR Uruguay
Fiji NAURU Vanuatu
Finland Nepal VATICAN CITY
France Netherlands Venezuela
French Guiana New caledonia Virgin Isl. (British)
French Polynesia New Caledonia Wallis and Futuna
Gambia New Zealand Zambia
Georgia Nicaragua Zimbabwe
Germany Niue
Gibraltar Norway

Investment Opportunity Options

The Sugar Industry Diversification Foundation is a public charity established to support displaced St. Kitts and Nevis sugar workers. The fund researches and financially aids the development of industries to replace the sugar industry.

In order to qualify, the investor commits a non-refundable S.I.D.F. charitable donation of:

US$200k for a single person

US$300k for main applicant with up to three dependents (for example, a spouse and two children)

US$25k for additional dependents regardless of age

To qualify, the investor (or investors) must enter into a contract to purchase real estate worth US$ 220,000 or more on either St. Kitts or Nevis. Once the purchase contract has been signed and the developer has received his initial deposit (typically 10–20 percent), the investor may apply for citizenship. It is important to note that the real estate contract can be made contingent upon the citizenship acceptance.

Eligible real estate investments must be purchased with the intent to build condos, homes, hotels, etc. Land-only purchases do not qualify. One exception is the super-development of Christophe Harbour on the south peninsula of St. Kitts, where qualifying lots may be purchased at a minimum of US$700,000. There are several marinas under construction and marina slips also qualify, as long as they meet the minimum investment of US$ 400,000.

Once citizenship has been accepted, the real estate purchase will be completed. The property may not be sold within five years or citizenship can be revoked.
Real estate developments in the Federation cater to those utilizing the Citizenship by Investment programme and make every effort to ensure ownership is a hassle-free experience.