ANTIGUA & BARBUDA
Program Overview
Antigua and Barbuda’s Citizenship by Investment program was designed in 2013 to attract foreign investors to the country. Antigua and Barbuda are twin islands right in the middle of the Caribbean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean. As one of the most developed countries in the Caribbean, there is economic stability and a stable political climate.
Whether you contribute to the National Development Fund (NDF) or invest in an approved real estate project, Antigua and Barbuda offers citizenship visa-free travel to over 150+ countries without the need to relocate.
ANTIGUA & BARBUDA
Program Details
Time to Residency
6 – 9 Months
Visa-Free Access
153 Countries
Passport Rank
26th in the world
Minimum Investment
$230,000 USD
Residency Requirements
None
Establishment Date
2013
ANTIGUA & BARBUDA
Investment Options
Donation Route
National Development Fund (Charitable Donation) starting from $230,000 USD.
Real Estate Investment
Investment in Real Estate in a pre-approved property by the Government starting from $300,000 USD.
Establish a Company
If you want to receive your citizenship by owning a business in Antigua and Barbuda, you must invest a minimum of $1.5 million USD.
As in real estate, two or more applicants can also make a joint investment, but the minimum per person is an investment of $400,000 USD, and the total has to amount to a minimum of $5 million USD.
Donation to the University of the West Indies (UWI) Fund
A minimum non-refundable contribution of $260,000 USD is required for the University of the West Indies.
ANTIGUA & BARBUDA
Country Overview
Flag
The flag of Antigua and Barbuda features a rising sun representing hope and a new beginning. Black symbolizes African heritage, blue stands for the Caribbean Sea, and red signifies energy and strength. The white V-shape represents peace and victory.
Coat of Arms
The rising sun represents a new beginning, the sugarcane and pineapple signify the country’s agricultural roots, and the deer symbolize the natural wildlife. The motto, “Each Endeavouring, All Achieving,” highlights the importance of unity and collective effort.
Antigua & Barbuda, often known as the Land of 365 beaches, is a famous sun and sand resort for visitors from all over the world. These twin islands, which are part of the Leeward Islands in the Lesser Antilles, are positioned between the Atlantic Ocean and the Caribbean Sea.
An island tour that covers all of Antigua’s highlights includes a visit to English Harbor, the historic district that houses Nelson’s Dockyard, where salty seagoing vessels and luxury yachts meet in shimmering waters. With its bird’s-eye view of the entire island, Shirley Heights is an excellent place to watch the sunset. Barbuda, a series of gorgeous sandy beaches only a few miles away, offers a more laid-back attitude than Antigua. Opportunities to go out on the sea abound on both islands, from yachting excursions to snorkeling and swimming.
Country Capital
St. John’s
Population
92,518
Language
English
Currency
East Caribbean
Dollars (XCD)
Exchange Rate
1 USD = 2.7 XCD
Government Type
Parliament and
Commonwealth
Realm
ANTIGUA & BARBUDA
Visa Free Travel List
Visa-free: No visa is required for entry into the country for a specified period.
Visa on arrival: Visa can be obtained upon arrival at the destination, typically at the airport or border entry.
eVisa: Visa must be applied for and obtained online before traveling.
Visa required: A visa must be obtained from the destination country’s embassy or consulate prior to traveling.