·Federation of Saint Kitts and Nevis·Significant change·In force
Caribbean citizenship-by-investment states adopt a shared US$200,000 minimum price
By Sam Parks · Last reviewed:
The five Eastern Caribbean citizenship-by-investment states adopted a shared US$200,000 minimum price and common standards under the March 2024 CARICOM Memorandum of Agreement.
What changed
Policy claim 1
A minimum price of US$200,000 applies across all qualifying investment options in St Kitts and Nevis, Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica, Grenada and Saint Lucia, in force since 1 July 2024.
Claim ID: caricom-2024-cbi-price-floor#claim-1·Cite this claim
Source: Citizenship by Investment Unit Antigua and Barbuda - Schedule of Fees (Citizenship by Investment Unit Antigua and Barbuda)·source verified ·page reviewed
Policy claim 2
Discounting below the agreed floor is prohibited, and an Interim Regulatory Commission oversees the programmes pending a permanent regional regulator.
Claim ID: caricom-2024-cbi-price-floor#claim-2·Cite this claim
Source: Citizenship by Investment Unit Antigua and Barbuda - Schedule of Fees (Citizenship by Investment Unit Antigua and Barbuda)·source verified ·page reviewed
Policy claim 3
A proposed common 30-day physical-presence requirement has not taken effect; presence rules currently differ by country.
Claim ID: caricom-2024-cbi-price-floor#claim-3·Cite this claim
Source: Citizenship by Investment Unit Antigua and Barbuda - Schedule of Fees (Citizenship by Investment Unit Antigua and Barbuda)·source verified ·page reviewed
Routes affected
Primary source
Primary source
Citizenship by Investment Unit Antigua and Barbuda - Schedule of Fees ↗ · Citizenship by Investment Unit Antigua and Barbuda
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