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🇦🇮 Anguilla (British Overseas Territory) · residence general

High Value Resident Tax Residency

By Sam Parks · Last reviewed: 29 June 2026

Anguilla High Value Resident programme for qualifying tax residents paying a fixed annual worldwide-income tax amount.

No sponsorship requiredDoes not lead to permanent residencyOngoing residence/tax-residency status while programme conditions continue to be met.
Processing time
Use Select Anguilla and current programme instructions for application, due diligence, tax and property steps.
Government fees
US$75,000 annual lump-sum worldwide income tax payment, US$400,000 minimum property ownership, plus application and due diligence fees according to Select Anguilla.
Typical duration
Ongoing residence/tax-residency status while programme conditions continue to be met.
Sponsorship required
No
Leads to permanent residency
No
Reviewed 29 June 2026Select Anguilla ↗
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Overview

Select Anguilla describes the High Value Resident programme as a tax-residency route that simplifies worldwide income tax liability through a fixed annual lump-sum payment. The published requirements include a US$75,000 annual lump-sum worldwide income tax payment, qualifying property ownership, at least 45 non-consecutive days in Anguilla, and annual confirmation that fewer than 183 days were spent in any other country.

ℹ️ Who can apply?

You do not need a job offer or employer to apply for the High Value Resident Tax Residency. This route does not lead to permanent residence. Open to qualifying applicants from all countries.

Additional sources

  • Primary source

    Select Anguilla ↗ · Select Anguilla

    Link last verified: 29 June 2026

Eligibility

Typical criteria

  • ✓The applicant can pay the US$75,000 annual lump-sum worldwide income tax amount.Select Anguilla ↗
  • ✓The applicant can demonstrate ability to transfer five years of annual lump-sum tax obligations.Select Anguilla ↗
  • ✓The applicant owns qualifying property of at least US$400,000.Select Anguilla ↗
  • ✓The applicant spends at least 45 non-consecutive days in Anguilla each year.Select Anguilla ↗
  • ✓The applicant annually declares spending fewer than 183 days in any other country.Select Anguilla ↗
  • ✓The applicant has good character, good health and genuine links to Anguilla.Select Anguilla ↗

Common blockers

  • !The applicant cannot meet the annual tax, property, health, character or genuine-links requirements.Select Anguilla ↗
  • !The applicant spends 183 days or more in another country during the relevant year.Select Anguilla ↗
  • !The applicant relies on general tax-residence assumptions without getting professional tax advice for both Anguilla and other relevant jurisdictions.Select Anguilla ↗

Typical evidence

  • ·Identity and civil-status documents.Select Anguilla ↗
  • ·Proof of qualifying Anguilla property ownership.Select Anguilla ↗
  • ·Financial evidence for the annual tax commitment and five-year transfer ability.Select Anguilla ↗
  • ·Health and character evidence.Select Anguilla ↗
  • ·Evidence of genuine Anguilla links such as bank accounts or memberships.Select Anguilla ↗
  • ·Annual travel-day records.Select Anguilla ↗

Application pathway

  1. 01

    Check the route fit

    Review Select Anguilla High Value Resident requirements.

  2. 02

    Build the evidence pack

    Confirm tax-residence fit with qualified tax advisers in all relevant jurisdictions.

  3. 03

    Submit through the official channel

    Prepare property, financial, health, character and genuine-links evidence.

  4. 04

    After approval

    Submit through the current programme process and maintain annual conditions after approval.

Official application links

Where to actually go next

Government links only

These are the official pages to use for this route. Open them before preparing documents: the forms, fees, appointment systems, and sponsor steps can change without warning.

  1. Official guidanceApplicant
    Read Anguilla High Value Resident guidance ↗

    Use this official or government-approved Anguilla source to confirm current entry, eVisa, residence-by-investment or tax-residency requirements before applying or travelling.

    Select Anguilla · verified 29 June 2026

  2. Official portalApplicant
    Open Select Anguilla ↗

    Use this official or government-approved Anguilla source to confirm current entry, eVisa, residence-by-investment or tax-residency requirements before applying or travelling.

    Select Anguilla · verified 29 June 2026

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Frequently asked questions

How much is Anguilla High Value Resident tax?+−

Select Anguilla lists a US$75,000 annual lump-sum worldwide income tax payment for the High Value Resident programme, plus application and due diligence fees.

How many days must a High Value Resident spend in Anguilla?+−

Select Anguilla lists an annual minimum of 45 non-consecutive days in Anguilla and an annual declaration that fewer than 183 days were spent in any other country.

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