A non-refundable contribution required as the following:

• US$ 150,000: Single applicant;
• US$ 195,000: Family with up to 3 dependents (spouse + 2 children);
• US$ 10,000: Each additional dependent, regardless of age.

Considerations:

• Once the application is approved this amount is nonrefundable.
• In each of these categories, the above amounts include all payable government fees.
• Due diligence fees is to be paid in addition.

To qualify for citizenship of St. Kitts and Nevis under the Real Estate Option, an investment of at least US$ 200,000 in designated Real Estate is required. The real estate must be held for a minimum of 7 years. In case of investment of at least US$ 400,000 in designate Real Estate, the property is resalable after 5 years.

An approval in principle of an application through a real estate investment:

• US $35,047 for the main applicant.
• US $20,047 for the spouse of the main applicant.
• US $10,047 for each dependent, whether a dependent child of the main applicant under 18 years of age or a qualified dependent of the main applicant above the age of 18 years, other than his or her spouse.

Considerations:

Adolescents between the ages of 18 – 25 years must be in a full-time learning institution and fully supported by parents.

Monetary investment in only villas and condominium units from an approved developer will qualify for citizenship. CTrustGlobal can assist you in finding the property in St Kitts and Nevis that’s both value for money and great return to your investment.

Irrelevant of whether you chose to invest in real estate or contribute in SGF, the applicant just can’t escape paying a Mandatory Due Diligence Fee! The cost for the Due Diligence is mentioned below:

• US$ 7,500 for due diligence + processing fees for the main applicant.
• US$ 4,000 for due diligence for each dependent over 16 years.

From 1st January 2017, St Kitts and Nevis has made these following approved changes in age limit to qualify for its Citizenship by Investment Program.

• The age of dependent children (disabled or financially dependent) is increased from 25 to 30 years.
• The age limit for dependent parents or grandparents has been lowered from 65 to 55 years.
• No criminal record
• Sound character and remarkable references
• Excellent health
• Impressive financial footing
• Dependents born after the grant of citizenship and those under 16 years, are to be processed through the Ministry of National Security.