Saint Kitts and NevisInvestment
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The qualifying investment is the purchase of an exclusive private property for at least US$600,000.
Purchase an exclusive private property for at least **US$600,000**, ideal for investors seeking personalised ownership opportunities.
The minimum investment is US$600,000 for a private real estate purchase. A post-approval fee is set separately for the spouse and each qualified dependant.
Purchase an exclusive private property for at least **US$600,000**, ideal for investors seeking personalised ownership opportunities.
Spouse of the main applicant: US$15,000 Any qualified dependant under 18: US$10,000 Any qualified dependant aged 18 or over: US$15,000
A property bought under this option must not be resold for at least seven years; if sold earlier it cannot qualify for a later CBI application unless the Federal Cabinet is satisfied that substantial further investment was made in it. The programme has no residency requirement.
under the Private Real Estate Sale Investment Option shall not be resold for a period of at least seven (7) years.
For sales prior to the seven (7) year holding period, t he private real estate does not qualify for purchase in a subsequent CBI application, unless the Federal Cabinet is satisfied that substantial further investment was injected into the real estate unit by way of further construction, renovation or otherwise.
Lifetime citizenship, dual citizenship allowed, and no residency requirement.
The spouse of the main applicant and qualified dependants (under 18 and aged 18 or over) can be included; the page sets a post-approval fee for each. The official source does not state the resulting residence or work rights.
Spouse of the main applicant: US$15,000 Any qualified dependant under 18: US$10,000 Any qualified dependant aged 18 or over: US$15,000
The programme offers lifetime citizenship, with dual citizenship allowed and no residency requirement. A property bought under this option must not be resold for at least seven years; if sold earlier it cannot qualify for a later citizenship by investment application unless the Federal Cabinet is satisfied that substantial further investment was made in it. The official source does not state any other rule on what happens to the investment.
Lifetime citizenship, dual citizenship allowed, and no residency requirement.
These are the answers currently recorded in the catalogue. A missing or partial answer is not an eligibility decision.
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