Citizenship by investment: St Kitts & Nevis: sourced answers
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Citizenship, visa or residence programme
For how many years must the investment be held (not sold or withdrawn)
Applies when: immovable property
resaleable after seven years
«The Citizenship Unit is the statutory corporation responsible for promoting and managing applications for citizenship in the Federation of St. Kitts and Nevis, in accordance with the Citizenship Unit Act 2024.»
Source: ciu.gov.kn · source copy as of 2026-10-02
«Minimum investment requirements The minimum real estate investment in an Approved Development is US$325,000 (resaleable after seven years) to be paid to the developer for each main applicant. Due diligence fees: Main applicant: US$10,000 Dependants aged 16 or over: US$7,500 On approval-in-principle of an application made through a real estate investment, the following post-approval application fees apply: Main applicant: US$25,000 Spouse of the main applicant: US$15,000 Any qualified dependant under 18: US$10,000 Any qualified dependant aged 18 or over: US$15,000 In addition to these fees, real estate buyers should be aware of purchase costs (mainly compulsory insurance fund contributions and conveyance fees).»
Source: ciu.gov.kn · source copy as of 2026-10-02
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