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Antigua & Barbuda CIP
Citizenship by Investment Programs
Region:
Americas
Country:
Antigua & Barbuda
Program Final:
Citizenship
Simplicity:
Speed Month:
6
Actuality:
Active
Education:
N/A
Country
Antigua & Barbuda
Price:
Costs for the Antigua and Barbuda Citizenship by Investment Program include the qualifying contribution or investment, government processing and passport fees, due-diligence charges, legal and advisory support, and document preparation. The lowest qualifying contribution currently starts at USD $230,000 through the National Development Fund, before additional government and professional fees. Total costs vary by investment route, family size, nationality, and due-diligence requirements. Contact Abroad Mobility for a case-specific estimate.
Description:
The Antigua & Barbuda Citizenship by Investment Program (CIP) is designed for high-net-worth individuals and families seeking a second citizenship through investment. Applicants can choose between a government donation, real estate purchase, or business investment to qualify. The program’s flexible investment options and relatively fast processing make it an attractive route for global mobility and enhanced personal security.Key benefits include visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to over 140 countries, no requirement to reside in Antigua and Barbuda (beyond a five-day visit within the first five years), and the possibility to include family members under one application. Distinguished by its lower donation threshold among Caribbean CIPs and a straightforward application process, the program appeals primarily to those seeking travel freedom, asset diversification, and long-term flexibility.The program is currently active and regularly updated to align with international best practices.
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Investment requirements:
Minimum non-refundable contribution of USD $230,000 to the National Development Fund per application; or a minimum USD $300,000 investment in approved real estate, generally held for at least five years; or a qualifying business investment of at least USD $1.5 million for an individual applicant, with joint-investment options subject to the program’s current requirements. Additional due-diligence, processing, passport, and government fees apply.