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The St. Kitts and Nevis Citizenship by Investment Program provides two primary pathways to citizenship. Applicants can secure citizenship and a passport either through a contribution or by investing in government-approved real estate projects. The program requires a minimum contribution of $250,000 to the Sustainable Island State Contribution (SISC) or a minimum real estate investment of $325,000. Additional costs, including government application fees, agency charges, and due diligence fees, also apply.
Requirements for the Golden Visa
Fund Investment
Established in 1984, the St. Kitts and Nevis Citizenship by Investment Program is the world’s longest-running CBI initiative. It appeals to high-net-worth individuals and families worldwide seeking enhanced global mobility and diversified opportunities. Successful applicants are granted St. Kitts citizenship and a certificate of naturalization.
The program has significantly contributed to the nation’s economy by attracting substantial foreign investment, which supports local economic growth and funds key community-focused projects across St. Kitts and Nevis.
Associated Costs
- From $250,000 Donation
- From $325,000+ Real Estate Investment
- Covers Full Family
Eligibility and Requirements
Family Requirements
The St. Kitts Citizenship by Investment Program allows the inclusion of family members in the application. The main investor can include:
- A spouse
- Dependent children
- Dependent parents aged 65 or older
Due Diligence Requirements
All applicants must meet the government’s due diligence standards and demonstrate good character by:
- Providing police clearance to confirm a clean criminal record
- Having no outstanding visa refusals
- Submitting required documents, including financial records, employment or business details, identification, and proof of address
- Participating in a virtual interview
Minimum Stay Requirements
The St. Kitts Citizenship by Investment Program has no minimum stay requirements. While citizens have the right to live, work, or study in St. Kitts and Nevis, residency is not mandatory for obtaining citizenship. Additionally, there is no language proficiency test required.





