Earlier this year, a Memorandum of Agreement (MoA) was signed, sparking significant adjustments to the minimum investment criteria for Caribbean Citizenship by Investment (CIP) programs across several nations. Here's a breakdown of the updated minimum investment requirements for five Caribbean countries:

Antigua & Barbuda:

Donation Route:

Family of 1 to 4: US$230,000

Family of 5 or more: US$245,000

University of the West Indies (UWI) Fund: US$300,000

Real Estate Investment: US$325,000

Processing Fees remain unchanged.

Dominica:

Contribution to the Economic Diversification Fund (EDF):

Single applicant: US$200,000

Main applicant with up to three dependents: US$250,000

Real Estate Investment remains unchanged.

Grenada:

National Transformation Fund (NTF) Contribution:

Family of up to 4: US$235,000

Additional dependents: Varies based on age and relationship.

Real Estate Investment: Varies based on project.

St Kitts & Nevis:

Donation Route (Sustainable Growth Fund):

Single applicant: US$250,000

Family of up to 4: US$300,000

Additional dependents: US$45,000 per dependent

Real Estate Investment: US$400,000

St Lucia:

National Economic Fund Contribution:

Applicant with up to three dependents: US$240,000

Additional dependents: Varies based on age.

Newborn child (up to 12 months): US$5,000

*These adjustments are aimed at standardizing investment requirements and bolstering program integrity. It's important to note that Antigua & Barbuda has postponed implementation by 30 days, providing a brief window to benefit from current lower thresholds.


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