TL;DR
The St Kitts & Nevis CBI program offers one of the most established routes to citizenship by investment in the Caribbean. With a minimum investment of USD 250,000, you can obtain St Kitts & Nevis citizenship without relocating or giving up your current nationality.
Benefits include visa-free access to over 150 countries and territories, no personal income tax, and the option to include family members. Dual citizenship in St Kitts is allowed and confidential.
Introduction
For individuals and families seeking greater mobility, security, and global access, St. Kitts & Nevis citizenship by investment offers one of the leading programs. As the longest-running program of its kind, the St Kitts & Nevis CBI program has built a reputation for credibility, efficiency, and discretion.
Through a highly developed legal framework, qualified applicants can obtain St. Kitts & Nevis citizenship by making a qualifying investment, without the need to relocate or renounce their current nationality. This provides a clear path to dual citizenship in St Kitts & Nevis, and access to benefits such as visa-free travel to over 150 countries and territories and a stable, tax-friendly base for business or investment.
In this article, we examine the application requirements for citizenship by investment in St Kitts & Nevis, and why more investors are choosing to invest in St. Kitts & Nevis citizenship as part of their international planning strategy.
Is St Kitts & Nevis Citizenship Worth It? (The Honest Answer)
Applying for St Kitts & Nevis citizenship through the St Kitts & Nevis CBI program is a significant commitment, both financially, and in terms of the mobility, security, and long-term flexibility it offers. As with any substantial investment, it’s important to carefully consider the potential return.
For high-net-worth individuals, acquiring a second Citizenship can be an appealing option, offering visa-free travel, enhanced privacy, and asset protection. But the question remains: is it truly worth an investment of USD 250,000 or more?
What many applicants overlook, is that the real value of a St Kitts & Nevis Citizenship is more significant than visa free access to the Schengen area. It’s about having options. Some investors choose it for geopolitical security due to growing political sensitivities, others see it as part of a broader estate planning or international tax strategy, or a way to ensure their children have greater educational and professional opportunities abroad. These are important considerations when evaluating the ROI of such CBI programs.
At Harvey Law Group, we’ve advised clients on many cases, investing in St Kitts & Nevis citizenship has become a key part of their global mobility and succession planning strategy.
What Makes St Kitts & Nevis the Smart Choice?
Since launching the world’s first Citizenship by Investment program in 1984, St Kitts & Nevis has built a trusted and well-established reputation. With more than 40 years of experience, the St Kitts & Nevis Citizenship by Investment program is renowned for its clear regulations, strong due diligence, and long-standing government support, providing a trusted and reputable route to second citizenship.
St Kitts & Nevis Citizenship also offers practical advantages such as visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to over 150 countries and territories, no personal income tax, and the ability to include qualified family members in a single application. These features, combined with the country’s political stability and investor-friendly environment, make it an attractive option for those looking to invest in St Kitts & Nevis as part of a broader international investment strategy or as a new base for their family.
Although similar benefits can be found in other Caribbean programs, St Kitts & Nevis distinguishes itself through its heritage, stable governance, and continued dedication to maintaining one of the world’s most respected Citizenship by Investment programs.
How Much Do You Need to Invest to Get St Kitts & Nevis Citizenship? (2025 Breakdown)
Launched in 1984, St. Kitts & Nevis was the first country to establish a Citizenship by Investment program. With over 40 years of experience and a strong international reputation, it remains one of the most reliable and well regarded CBI programs in the Caribbean.
The program offers visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to over 150 countries and territories, no personal income tax, and the ability to include family members in a single application
Qualifying investments under the St Kitts & Nevis CBI program include:
Sustainable Island State Contribution (SISC)
The SISC is an investment option introduced as part of St. Kitts & Nevis’ sustainable development agenda. Under this option, applicants make a non-refundable contribution of USD 250,000 (for a family of up to four) directly to the government.
The funds are used to support government initiatives such as renewable energy, food security, education, and healthcare.
The SISC is a popular choice due to its simplicity and speed, with most applications processed within three to six months.
Public Benefit Option (PBO)
The Public Benefit Option allows investors to contribute USD 250,000 to a government-approved public project that promotes economic growth for St. Kitts & Nevis.
Unlike the SISC, this route supports the development and investment in specific infrastructure or community initiatives, such as:
- Industry development
- Construction of real estate on State land
- Real estate development transferred to State ownership
- Projects with substantial local impact, such as employment and skills development
Approved Private Real Estate Investment
The Approved Private Real Estate Investment option allows applicants to invest in designated residential properties. Investors can choose between two categories:
- A condominium unit or share in an approved real estate development with a minimum investment of USD 325,000
- A single-family private home designated as Approved Private Real Estate with a minimum investment of USD 600,000
To maintain eligibility under the Citizenship by Investment program, the property must be held for a minimum of 7 years. If the real estate investment is sold after the 7 year holding period, the new purchaser will not qualify for a CBI application unless the Federal Cabinet is satisfied that substantial additional investment has been made, whether through significant construction, renovation, or other approved improvements.
Approved Real Estate Development Shares
This investment option allows investors to purchase shares in government‑approved real estate developments with a minimum investment of USD 325,000. It offers co‑ownership in luxury resorts, eco‑friendly estates, or beachfront communities.
Examples of Approved Developments committed for CBI include:
- Beach & Golf Residence Ltd
- Belmont Gardens
- Brimstone Village
- Four Seasons Nevis Resort Estates
- Royal St Kitts Beach Resort
Hidden Costs vs. Advertised Prices: Different Pathways and Their Real Costs
While the minimum investment amounts required to qualify for the St. Kitts & Nevis Citizenship by Investment (CBI) program appear to be straightforward, applicants should be aware that there are other costs that need to be considered.
Each investment option is subject to additional government fees, due diligence charges, legal expenses, and, particularly in real estate pathways, ongoing costs (maintenance fees, management fees etc.) and resale conditions.
Understanding these hidden costs is essential for making the best decision for your needs and not being faced with unexpected expenses later in the process.
Sustainable Island State Contribution (SISC)
The SISC is considered as the most straightforward route, requiring a non-refundable contribution of USD 250,000 for a family of up to four. This amount covers the government contribution as well as the main processing fee.
Please note: The following government processing fees apply for each additional dependent beyond the original family of four:
- Dependents under 18: USD 25,000 per person
- Dependents aged 18 or over: USD 50,000 per person
However, applicants are also responsible for paying for additional fees such as due diligence fees (USD 10,000 for the main applicant and USD 7,500 for each dependent aged 16 or older), as well as government charges related to Citizenship issuance and certification.
Another important consideration is that applicants cannot apply for the St. Kitts & Nevis CBI program on their own, they are required to hire an authorised agent. Professional legal or agent fees are billed separately, and the final cost will depend on the service provider and the complexity of the application.
Public Benefit Option (PBO)
The Public Benefit Option follows a cost structure that is similar to the SISC. Applicants contribute USD 250,000 toward a government-approved development project. As with the SISC, additional expenses apply, such as due diligence fees, Citizenship issuance costs, and legal or agent fees. These extra costs are the same as required under the SISC route.
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Approved Private Real Estate Investment
For applicants who choose the real estate investment option, the minimum investment is set at USD 325,000 for a condominium unit or shared development, or USD 600,000 for a single-family private home.
In addition to the purchase price, the following fees apply:
- Government fees:
- USD 25,000 for the main applicant,
- an additional USD 15,000 to USD 25,000 per dependent.
- Due diligence fees
- Citizenship issuance charges,
- Fees for hiring an authorised agent to handle to St Kitts & Nevis CBI program application and,
- legal fees for property transactions, which are typically 1% to 2% of the property value.
There are also ongoing ownership costs, including maintenance fees, insurance, and, depending on the developer, association or resort charges. These are important considerations as in order to qualify for citizenship by investment in St Kitts & Nevis, the property must be held for at least seven years. If sold before this period, the investment may not qualify for a future citizenship application unless the government is satisfied that substantial improvements or additional investments have been made.
Approved Real Estate Development Shares
Purchasing shares in a government-approved development, such as a luxury resort or eco-estate, starts at USD 325,000. This route shares much of the same cost structure as the real estate option above but may involve different holding terms, depending on the development.
Your Investment Options: Real Estate vs. Government Fund
For applicants considering St Kitts & Nevis investment citizenship, the main options available to applicants are through a government fund contribution or investment in approved real estate. While both lead to eventual citizenship of St Kitts & Nevis to the applicant, the process, costs, and long term requirements of each option vary significantly.
The Real Estate Route: What $325,000 Really Gets You
Investing in real estate under the Citizenship by Investment Program is a good option to those who prefer acquiring a physical asset. Applicants have the option to invest a minimum of USD 325,000 in an approved condominium or shared development, or USD 600,000 in a designated single-family private home.
In practice, however, the final cost often exceeds the investment amount. For example, a family of four purchasing a USD 325,000 condo should expect to pay significantly more once government fees, due diligence charges, legal expenses, and agent fees have been included.
While resale is permitted after a seven-year holding period, the resale market may be limited. Many eligible real estate developments have been built specifically for the CBI market, which can reduce resale options as the property cannot be sold to investors outside of CBI applicants. However, properties within recognised developments like the Royal St Kitts Beach Resort, Four Seasons Nevis Resort Estates or Belmont Gardens may offer more value and importantly potential rental income through hospitality partnerships.
Pros
- A physical asset that can be potentially resold
- Potential rental income during holding period
- A chance to invest in property located in exclusive beachfront or eco-luxury communities.
Cons
- Higher upfront and ongoing costs
- 7-year holding period before resale
- Limited secondary market liquidity
Government Fund: The Faster, Simpler Path
For many applicants, the government fund route is a quicker and more efficient alternative. There are currently two fund-based options under the St. Kitts & Nevis investment citizenship framework:
- Sustainable Island State Contribution (SISC)
- Public Benefit Option (PBO)
Both require a non-refundable contribution of USD 250,000 for a family of up to four.
The main advantage of applying through the government fund option is its simplicity. There’s no need to manage a property, pay annual maintenance fees, or deal with resale timelines. It’s a one-time investment, making it a lot easier for applicants.
Pros
- Lower total cost than real estate
- No ongoing financial obligations
- Faster and more straightforward application process
- No need to hold or manage a physical asset
Cons
- Non-refundable contribution
- No opportunity for financial return or resale
Whether you prefer the simplicity of a government fund contribution or the long-term value of a real estate investment, choosing the right path to St Kitts & Nevis investment citizenship requires careful planning. At Harvey Law Group, our team of experienced immigration lawyers and licensed agents can guide you through every step of the process, from selecting the right option to handling the full legal and compliance requirements of your application.
Contact us today to find out more.
How Long Does It Take to Get St Kitts & Nevis Citizenship? (Timeline Revealed)
While the St Kitts & Nevis Citizenship by Investment process is designed for efficiency, actual timelines can vary depending on the quality and completeness of the application. Proper preparation is key to avoiding delays.
The St Kitts & Nevis Citizenship by Investment program application process is as follows:
1. Choosing an Authorised Agent
Applicants must hire an Authorised Agent, as direct submissions to the Citizenship by Investment Unit (CIU) are not permitted. The authorised agent must be authorised by the government.
2. Application Preparation (1-2 months)
The process begins with a pre-assessment and Know Your Client (KYC) screening, followed by eligibility checks to ensure the applicant satisfies the program’s requirements. Once confirmed, your authorised representative will help you complete all government application forms and submit the required documentation along with payment of legal, due diligence, and processing fees.
3. Submitting the Application (3–6 months)
Once submitted, the Citizenship by Investment Unit (CIU) will begin reviewing your application and completing a thorough due diligence check. Processing typically takes 3 to 6 months, depending on the completeness of your file and the outcome of due diligence checks.
4 Post‑Approval & Citizenship Issuance (1-2 months)
Once the application has been approved, the applicant will receive an approval-in-principle from the CIU, the next step is to complete the required investment. Upon confirmation of the investment, the government will issue a Certificate of Naturalisation, which is the legal foundation for your new citizenship.
Following this, your authorised agent will assist with the St Kitts & Nevis Citizenship application. From investment completion to Citizenship issuance, an additional 2 to 6 weeks for document processing, certification, and any required international banking clearances is recommended.
Estimated Total Timeline: 6 – 10 months
In most cases, the full process, from initial application to receiving the St Kitts & Nevis Citizenship can be completed within 6 to 10 months. However, it’s important to understand that this timeline is not guaranteed.
Delays can occur if the due diligence process reveals issues, or if documentation is incomplete or submitted late. In such cases, the timeline may be significantly extended.
Much of the process depends on how efficiently the initial application preparation is handled. The more thorough and well prepared the submission of supporting documents, KYC forms, and investment proofs, the smoother the process will be. Working with an experienced authorised agent is key to navigating each step without unnecessary delays.
Can You Have Dual Citizenship in St Kitts & Nevis? (Yes, But Here’s What You Need to Know)
Yes, dual citizenship in St Kitts & Nevis is fully permitted under local law. There is no requirement for applicants to renounce their original citizenship. Another important note is that obtaining dual citizenship in St Kitts & Nevis as a second nationality is not publicly disclosed, providing discretion for privacy-conscious applicants.
However, while St Kitts & Nevis imposes no restrictions, it’s important for the applicant to understand the rules of their country of origin. Some countries, such as China, India, and certain Gulf countries, either prohibit, limit or not recognize dual citizenship. Other nations may impose tax or reporting obligations on citizens holding foreign nationality. We recommend consulting with a qualified immigration lawyer to understand any legal or financial implications that may apply to the applicant’s case.
The St. Kitts & Nevis Citizenship: Your Key to Over 150 Countries
One of the most practical advantages of obtaining St. Kitts & Nevis citizenship is the extensive global mobility it offers. As of 2025, St Kitts & Nevis citizenship provides visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to over 150 countries and territories, including many important locations for business, education, and lifestyle.
Citizens of St Kitts & Nevis can enjoy:
- Visa-free access to the Schengen Area, the UK, Ireland, and Switzerland.
- Easy travel across Asia, with visa-free or visa-on-arrival entry to destinations such as Singapore, Hong Kong, South Korea, and Malaysia.
- Access to major business hubs, including Dubai and key parts of Latin America and Africa.
Who Can Apply for St Kitts & Nevis Citizenship by Investment?
The St. Kitts & Nevis citizenship by investment program is designed to be accessible, inclusive, and straightforward for qualifying individuals and their families.
General Eligibility Criteria
To apply, the main applicant must:
- Be at least 18 years of age
- Demonstrate a clean criminal record
- Make or agree to make an investment or contribution under one of the CBI options
- Pass comprehensive due diligence checks, including security and background screening
- Show a legal and verifiable source of funds for the qualifying investment
A person will not be eligible to apply for St. Kitts & Nevis citizenship by Investment if they:
- Have been denied citizenship of any country
- Have been denied a visa to a country where St. Kitts & Nevis citizens enjoy visa-free access, and has not subsequently obtained a visa to that country
- Have a criminal record
- Be subject to a criminal investigation
- Have been declared bankrupt within ten years of the application; or
- are involved in activities that could cause disrepute to St. Kitts & Nevis.
Who Can Be Included in the Application?
The program allows for the inclusion of close family members under a single application. This may include:
- A spouse
- Children under 18, or children aged 18–25 who are in full-time education and financially supported by the main applicant
- Children of any age with physical or mental disabilities
- Parents or grandparents of the main applicant or spouse who are over 55 and fully financially dependent
This makes St Kitts & Nevis citizenship by investment an excellent option for families seeking greater mobility and long-term security for their family.
Nationality Considerations
If your country of origin does not recognise dual citizenship, it is recommended to seek legal advice before proceeding, as acquiring dual citizenship in St Kitts & Nevis may have implications under your home country’s laws.
Please also note, the St. Kitts & Nevis Citizenship by Investment Unit does not accept applications from nationals of the following countries:
- Afghanistan
- Belarus
- Iran
- Iraq
- North Korea
- Russia
At Harvey Law Group, our team takes a tailored approach to each application, ensuring every client understands the process, meets the necessary requirements, and has the support needed to efficiently complete the application. Whether you are applying alone or with your family, we’re here to guide you every step of the way.
Is St. Kitts & Nevis a Good Place to Live? (Beyond the Brochures)
While St. Kitts & Nevis citizenship is often considered for its mobility and strategic planning benefits, an increasing number of investors are now also interested in learning more about what St Kitts & Nevis is like as a place to live or establish a base.
The answer depends on your expectations. St Kitts & Nevis is a small, independent nation with a population of just over 50,000. St Kitts & Nevis offers a relaxed pace of life, natural beauty, and privacy for citizens.
Infrastructure and Daily Life
St Kitts & Nevis has made solid progress in developing its infrastructure. Road networks are generally well maintained, mobile coverage is extensive, and broadband internet is accessible in most residential areas. Utility services, including electricity and water, are stable overall, though occasional disruptions may occur in more remote locations, which is an important factor to consider when evaluating property options.
For those considering a permanent relocation, healthcare is available through public and private clinics, with more advanced treatment accessible in neighbouring countries such as Antigua or via medical evacuation to the U.S. or Canada. Education includes public schools and a selection of private options, including international schools and medical universities.
Expat and Investor Community
There is a small but growing expat community, particularly in areas such as Frigate Bay and Christophe Harbour, where foreign investors have developed luxury homes and resort-style residences. Many expats find that St Kitts & Nevis offers a warm welcome, with friendly locals and an easy transition into island life, especially for those who appreciate a close-knit community and a slower, more peaceful lifestyle.
However, it’s important to approach relocation with the right mindset. While St Kitts & Nevis offers a high quality of life for certain groups, it may not suit those who like the size and convenience of major global cities. Shopping and dining options are more limited, and some imported goods may carry a premium.
At Harvey Law Group, we regularly advise clients not just on obtaining a second Citizenship, but on the realities of relocation. Whether you plan to reside part-time, full-time, or simply want the option, understanding what day-to-day life entails is an important part of the decision-making process.
Ready to Start Your St. Kitts & Nevis Citizenship Journey?
For those considering a second citizenship, the St Kitts & Nevis CBI program offers a well-established and reputable investment program, backed by 40 years of experience. The application process is efficient and flexible, making it a top choice for individuals seeking long-term security and global mobility.
At Harvey Law Group, we’ve helped clients around the world with their CBI application. As an international law firm with over 30 years of experience in immigration and investment law, we provide end-to-end guidance, from eligibility assessment and documentation to due diligence, investment structuring, and final Citizenship delivery.
Contact our team for a personalised consultation. Our experts will explain the available options, answer your questions, and help you determine whether St. Kitts & Nevis citizenship matches your needs.
Start your St. Kitts & Nevis citizenship by investment journey today with the trusted expertise of Harvey Law Group.
Your St Kitts & Nevis Citizenship Questions Answered
What is St. Kitts & Nevis citizenship by investment and why is it popular?
St. Kitts & Nevis citizenship by investment is the world’s first and longest-running CBI program, established in 1984. With over 40 years of experience, it offers visa-free access to over 150 countries, no personal income tax, dual citizenship rights, and the ability to include family members. The program requires a minimum investment of USD 250,000 and allows you to obtain citizenship without relocating or renouncing your current nationality. Harvey Law Group’s 30+ years of immigration expertise ensures your application meets all requirements for this prestigious program.
How much does St. Kitts & Nevis citizenship cost in 2025?
The minimum investment for St. Kitts & Nevis citizenship is USD 250,000 through the Sustainable Island State Contribution (SISC) for a family of up to four. Real estate options start at USD 325,000 for condominiums or USD 600,000 for single-family homes. Additional costs include due diligence fees (USD 10,000 for main applicant), government processing fees, and professional legal fees, making the total investment typically higher than the base amount. Harvey Law Group provides transparent cost breakdowns so you understand all expenses upfront with no hidden surprises.
Can I have dual citizenship with St. Kitts & Nevis and keep my current passport?
Yes, St. Kitts & Nevis fully permits dual citizenship and does not require you to renounce your original nationality. The process is confidential and not publicly disclosed, providing privacy for applicants. However, you should check your home country’s laws as some nations like China, India, and certain Gulf countries may not recognize dual citizenship or may impose additional obligations. Harvey Law Group’s international law specialists assess your specific situation to ensure compliance with all relevant jurisdictions.
How long does it take to get St. Kitts & Nevis citizenship through investment?
The complete St. Kitts & Nevis citizenship process typically takes 6-10 months from initial application to receiving citizenship. This includes application preparation (1-2 months), government review and due diligence (3-6 months), and post-approval processing (1-2 months). The timeline can vary based on application completeness and due diligence results, making proper preparation crucial for avoiding delays. Harvey Law Group’s meticulous preparation process minimizes delays and ensures efficient processing of your citizenship application.
What countries can I visit visa-free with St. Kitts & Nevis citizenship?
St. Kitts & Nevis citizenship provides visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to over 150 countries and territories. This includes the entire Schengen Area, the UK, Ireland, Switzerland, Singapore, Hong Kong, South Korea, Malaysia, Dubai, and key destinations across Latin America and Africa. This extensive travel freedom makes it one of the most powerful Caribbean passports for global mobility. Harvey Law Group helps clients maximize the travel benefits and strategic advantages of their new citizenship for business and personal purposes.
What are the investment options for St. Kitts & Nevis citizenship?
St. Kitts & Nevis offers four main investment routes: Sustainable Island State Contribution (USD 250,000), Public Benefit Option (USD 250,000), Approved Private Real Estate (USD 325,000 for condos, USD 600,000 for homes), and Real Estate Development Shares (USD 325,000). Government fund options are non-refundable but simpler, while real estate must be held for 7 years and offers potential rental income. Harvey Law Group’s investment structuring expertise helps you choose the optimal pathway based on your financial goals and lifestyle preferences.
Who is eligible to apply for St. Kitts & Nevis citizenship by investment?
To be eligible for St. Kitts & Nevis citizenship, you must be at least 18 years old, have a clean criminal record, demonstrate legal source of funds, and pass comprehensive due diligence checks. You can include your spouse, children under 18 (or 18-25 if in education), disabled children of any age, and financially dependent parents/grandparents over 55. Applications are not accepted from nationals of Afghanistan, Belarus, Iran, Iraq, North Korea, or Russia. Harvey Law Group conducts thorough eligibility assessments to confirm your qualification before beginning the application process.
Is St. Kitts & Nevis citizenship worth the investment?
St. Kitts & Nevis citizenship offers significant value beyond visa-free travel, including geopolitical security, enhanced privacy, asset protection, estate planning benefits, and expanded opportunities for children’s education and careers abroad. With no personal income tax, political stability, and 40+ years of program credibility, many high-net-worth individuals view it as essential for global mobility and succession planning strategies. Harvey Law Group’s strategic advisory services help you understand how citizenship fits into your broader wealth management and family planning objectives.
Should I choose real estate or government fund investment for St. Kitts & Nevis citizenship?
Government fund options (SISC/PBO at USD 250,000) are simpler, faster, and have lower total costs with no ongoing obligations. Real estate options offer a physical asset and potential rental income but require higher upfront investment, 7-year holding periods, ongoing maintenance costs, and limited resale markets. Most applicants choose government funds for efficiency, while real estate suits those wanting tangible assets. Harvey Law Group’s investment analysis evaluates your financial situation to recommend the most suitable investment pathway for your circumstances.
Can I include my family in my St. Kitts & Nevis citizenship application?
Yes, St. Kitts & Nevis citizenship allows family inclusion in a single application. You can include your spouse, children under 18, children aged 18-25 in full-time education, children with disabilities of any age, and financially dependent parents or grandparents over 55. Additional fees apply: USD 25,000 per child under 18 and USD 50,000 per dependent over 18 beyond the initial family of four. Harvey Law Group’s family-focused approach ensures all eligible dependents are properly included to maximize your family’s benefits from the program.
How much does it cost to become a citizen of St Kitts & Nevis?
The minimum investment under the St Kitts & Nevis citizenship by investment program is USD 250,000 through the Sustainable Island State Contribution (SISC) for a family of up to four. Additional government processing fees, due diligence, and legal costs also apply. Real estate options require a minimum investment of USD 325,000, plus related fees. Harvey Law Group provides comprehensive cost analysis to help you budget accurately for all associated expenses beyond the base investment amount.
How powerful is St Kitts & Nevis citizenship?
A St Kitts & Nevis Citizenship offers visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to over 150 countries & territories, including the Schengen Area, the United Kingdom, Singapore, and Hong Kong. It is considered one of the most travel-friendly Caribbean Citizenships, particularly valuable for business travellers and global citizens. Harvey Law Group helps clients leverage the full potential of their citizenship for international business expansion and personal mobility strategies.
Can an American buy property in St Kitts & Nevis?
Yes, Americans and other foreign nationals can purchase property in St Kitts & Nevis. For citizenship purposes, the property must be government-approved and meet the minimum investment threshold. Buyers should also account for property transfer taxes, legal fees, and due diligence requirements. Harvey Law Group’s real estate specialists work with trusted local partners to identify suitable properties and handle all legal aspects of your investment.
How strong is the St Kitts & Nevis Travel Document?
In terms of travel access, discretion, and ease of acquisition, the St Kitts & Nevis travel document ranks among the strongest in the Caribbean. It continues to benefit from St Kitts & Nevis’ long-standing diplomatic relationships and well-regulated CBI framework. Harvey Law Group’s passport services ensure you receive your travel documents efficiently and understand how to maximize their global recognition and acceptance.
Which Caribbean Citizenship is the best?
There’s no one-size-fits-all answer. However, many high-net-worth individuals choose St Kitts & Nevis citizenship due to the country’s reputation, program longevity, and consistent performance in global mobility rankings. The lack of personal income tax, stable political environment, and mature CBI infrastructure further strengthen its appeal. Harvey Law Group’s comparative analysis of Caribbean programs helps you make informed decisions based on your specific needs and circumstances.
