Antigua And Barbuda Citizenship By Investment

No. There is no requirement for physical residence to obtain citizenship under the program’s regulations

If the application is rejected, some of the fees that will be paid at the beginning of the transaction, such as security check fees, will be transferred.

Yes, whether existing dependents or newborn children, they all can be added through a new application with certain fees.

Investing in the University of West Indies Fund entitles one family member to a one-year scholarship on tuition at the University of West Indies.

Antigua and Barbuda is located in the Caribbean region, 80 km east of Saint Kitts and Nevis, and 80 km north of the French island of Guadeloupe. The country consists of two main islands, the largest, Antigua, and to the south of it is the smaller island of Barbuda, in addition to a number of smaller islands. The total area of the country is 442 square kilometers, and its topography is characterized by a diversity of mountains, water areas, and beaches that extend along the two islands, with the highest peak at Mount Boji, which reaches 402 meters above sea level. Antigua and Barbuda's climate is classified as tropical, hot and humid all year round, with an average precipitation of 990 ml.

One of the advantages of Antigua and Barbuda citizenship is that there are no property taxes, capital gains, or even inheritances when you become a citizen of Antigua and Barbuda.

Investment amounts vary from one investment path to another in addition to the number of family members that will be added to the application. In general, the investment amount starts from $100,000 USD, in addition to government fees, processing fees, and others.

Family members who may be included are the spouse of the main applicant, all dependent children under the age of 31, dependent siblings regardless of age or proof of dependency, and parents and grandparents over the age of 55.

The Antigua and Barbuda Citizenship by Investment Program offers several options: - Real estate investment with a value starting from $200,000 USD. - A non-refundable financial contribution to the National Development Fund, starting at $100,000 USD or more. - A financial contribution to the University of the West Indies of $150,000 USD. All options are approved for granting citizenship, the important thing is to meet the investment requirements and qualifications that entitle you to obtain citizenship.

Yes, Antigua and Barbuda allows its citizenship to be passed on to future generations after you have been granted citizenship.

Yes, you can add dependents who were present at the time of your application, as well as new dependents after obtaining citizenship.

Yes, the consent of the parents must be obtained for the children to enter the application, unless one of the parents has full custody of the children, and therefore no approval from the other party is required.

Yes, but it must be ensured that the applicant can obtain documents from the relevant authorities.

Yes, you are prohibited from applying for citizenship of Antigua and Barbuda if you hold the nationalities of Afghanistan, Iran, North Korea, Somalia, Yemen, Sudan, or if you hold a visa denied by any of the countries in which Antigua and Barbuda has a Treaty of No Entry visa. However, your application can be accepted if the following conditions are met: You must have lived or resided outside the prohibited country for 10 years. You do not have assets (shares) of significant value in the prohibited country. You have not carried out any work or activity in the mentioned jurisdictions.

The process usually takes between 6-12 months from the date of application.

Yes, Antigua and Barbuda allows you to have more than one nationality, and we recommend checking the laws of your country of origin.

Security checks are required for applicants aged 16 and over.

No, siblings are required to be added to the application for Antigua and Barbuda citizenship to be unmarried, childless, and dependent by the main applicant regardless of age.