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🇰🇳 Citizenship by investment · St Kitts & Nevis
Citizenship and a passport for you and your family through an investment approved by the government of St Kitts & Nevis. Official facts, checked November 6, 2026.
At a glance
Sustainable Island State Contribution (SISC): US$250,000 for up to four people
Spouse, children under 18 (up to 25 if studying), dependent parents
One of the five Caribbean programmes the EU asked to phase out by June 2028; applications continue while governments respond.
Investment options
Government minimums. Government, due-diligence and service fees come on top.
- Sustainable Island State Contribution (SISC): US$250,000 for up to four people
- Approved real estate: from US$325,000 (development, hold 7 years) or US$600,000 (private home)
Family and requirements
- Who can be included
- Spouse, children under 18 (up to 25 if studying), dependent parents
- Stay / visit
- No residence requirement; interview for the main applicant
- Processing
- About 4–6 months
How an application works
- 1Consultation
We check your goal, family and source of funds, and which programme fits.
- 2Documents
Passports, birth and marriage certificates, police certificates, bank and income records, and proof of where the money came from.
- 3Government due diligence
The application goes to the country’s citizenship unit through a licensed agent. Background checks take most of the time; an interview is usual.
- 4Approval, then investment
Only after approval in principle do you pay the investment.
- 5Certificate and passport
The citizenship certificate is issued, then passports for each family member.
Travel and 2026 changes
Official source: Citizenship by Investment Unit, St Kitts & Nevis ↗
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Sources: the official citizenship and migration bodies listed on each country page, the UK Home Office, the US presidential proclamation of 16 December 2025, the European Commission (letter of 25 June 2026), and the Henley Passport Index 2026 for visa-free counts (approximate). Checked November 6, 2026. General information, not legal or financial advice.