Antigua & Barbuda

Antigua & Barbuda

Two-island nation in the Caribbean Sea
Capital city of St. John’s is located on Antigua
Achieved independence from Britain in 1981
Currency is the Eastern Caribbean Dollar
Economy based mainly on tourism (over half the GDP), plus investment banking and financial services, and manufacturing.
Antigua’s medical university attracts many students
Population of over 81,800
Total area of 440 km²

Investment Program

Program’s purpose is to attract desirable investors who will make a substantial contribution to Antigua & Barbuda.
Investment funds contribute to the development of the nation
Allows applicants to invest in Antigua & Barbuda and receive citizenship with a minimal residency requirement.

Program Benefits

Citizenship of a British Commonwealth country
Visa-free travel to many countries worldwide
Dual citizenship permitted
Children may avoid military service in their home country
Off-shore bank accounts, investments, and Antigua incorporated companies give unique opportunities for business and tax planning.
Passports received in approximately 4-6 months

Applicant Criteria

Dependent children must be under age 25, fully dependent on the principal applicant, and unmarried.
Dependent parents or grandparents must be over age 65, living with and financially dependent on the principal applicant.
No minimum net worth, no education requirement, no maximum age limit, no business experience needed, and no interview.
Must spend 35 days in Antigua and Barbuda in the 5 years following citizenship issuance (approx. 1 week/year) Investment options (fees extra):
Contribute to the National Development Fund (US $200,000); OR
Invest in a government-approved real estate development project (US $400,000); OR
Invest in an eligible business (US $1,500,000)

Visa-Free Travel

*Information accurate at the time of print. For latest information on this program, discuss with your Polinsys counselor +1 905 2795555

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