Citizenship By Investment
This is why the citizenship option is called Citizenship by Investment (CBI), and the passport obtained by this process is called Second Passport since this passport is from another state. The amount, conditions, and requirements of getting into an investment program differ from state to state.
Citizenship By Investment
Antigua and Barbuda
Citizenship Program offers quick and straightforward routes to acquiring second citizenship. Established in 2013, it is the most cost-effective Caribbean program with minimum donation option of $100,000 and has gained massive popularity in the last few years.
Dominica
Dominica Citizenship by Investment Program has been operating for two decades, and hundreds of families have relocated successfully in all these years. The investors prioritize its position as the no. 1 CBI Program for consecutive 6 years.
Grenada
Grenada initiated its citizenship program in 2013, which offers an opportunity to live a secure life with a lifetime of citizenship. Applicants can contribute USD 150,000 as a government donation or USD 220,000 in real estate.
St. Kitts & Nevis
St. Kitts & Nevis Citizenship by Investment program was started in 1984. St. Kitts & Nevis is a natural land with excellent air links with Europe and North America. The credibility of its passport is visible as it allows freedom to move without a visa around the world.
St. Lucia
St. Lucia offers one of the most economical and reliable citizenship by Investment programs. Offering two routes to get citizenship. St. Lucia's second passport will ensure global mobility and provides the best business opportunities globally.
Turkey
St. Lucia offers one of the most economical and reliable citizenship by Investment programs. Offering two routes to get citizenship. St. Lucia's second passport will ensure global mobility and provides the best business opportunities globally.
Step-by-Step Processing
Get Your Application Submitted
Undergo Background Checks
Invest in Approved Options
Obtain Your Citizenship
Investment Options Under Citizenship Programs
- Contribution to a state fund
- Real estate purchase or rent
- Purchase of securities or investment fund units
- Investment in business and job creation
- Deposit in a bank
- Some options allow investors to return their funds after 3–7 years.
