The four small Caribbean countries may unify and increase their prices to a minimum of $200,000 by the end of June.
The four small Caribbean countries: St. Kitts and Nevis, Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica, and Grenada, recently signed an agreement promising significant consolidation of their citizenship by investment programs by June 30, 2024. The key provisions of the agreement include:
✅ Unified Price Increase: Raising the threshold for citizenship by investment, with a minimum investment of USD $200,000 (this amount represents the actual funds received by the citizenship by investment programs, excluding any additional fees such as commissions paid by applicants).
✅ Information Sharing: St. Kitts and Nevis, along with Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica, and Grenada, commit to sharing applicant information to enhance transparency of their respective programs by disclosing details of project revenues and expenditures.
✅ Strengthened Regulation: Appointing or establishing a regional regulatory authority to develop standards based on international requirements and best practices, and to oversee their citizenship by investment programs.
【What are the uses of Caribbean small country passports?】
Though small in size, these countries’ passports hold significant value.
🔺 Holding a passport from a small Caribbean nation allows children to enroll in high-quality international schools domestically.
🔺 It enables students to apply to top domestic universities as international students without entrance exams.
🔺 It facilitates asset planning, offshore banking, listing offshore companies, and exempts various taxes.
🔺 It grants visa-free access to numerous developed countries, legitimate tax exemption, and opportunities for corporate listings.
【Current investment citizenship prices for the 4 small countries】
🔺 Dominica and Antigua both offer citizenship by donation starting at $100,000 USD;
🔺 Grenada offers citizenship by investment starting at $150,000 USD.
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