The twin-island Federation of St Kitts and Nevis is the pioneer of economic citizenship by investment programme. Established in the year 1984, the Caribbean country provides alternative citizenship in return for a significant investment, which further contributes in the growth and development of the twin island.
It is also famous for its serene and mesmerizing beauty, scenic-clean beaches, lush green forests and sheer blue waters. St Kitts and Nevis also registered its’ name among the nations with a stable economy. The stunning beauty and stability are the primary reasons why the tourists and individuals are enticed to visit the country and become its citizen.
The CBI Programme of St Kitts and Nevis is the oldest in the world and has been providing alternative citizenship for the past three decades. It assures platinum standards with increased mobility, sustainable investment opportunities and greater economic freedom for successful applicants.
The CBI Programme of the country plays a very significant role in the socio-economic development of the country and funds several projects of the government. The citizenship programme of the country is the most powerful in the region which provides access to over 75% of the world.
The citizenship by investment programme has been lauded for its stringent, vigorous and robust due-diligence background checks. The multi-layered background checks are carried out internally by the citizenship by investment unit based on the original and certified supporting documents an agent submits with your application, as well as externally by the third-party firm. The government of St Kitts and Nevis has hired the world’s top-tier independent third-party agencies to check the character, source of investment, and documents of applicants. The checks are not only limited to online information, but also does thorough on-ground examinations to ensure that a person of only the highest character is granted citizenship. The background checks help maintain the integrity of the programme and also ensure national and international security.
The CBI Programme has earned multiple awards and a reputation as the ‘platinum standard’ of CBI. The Financial Times’ PWM magazine lauded Citizenship by Investment Programme of St Kitts and Nevis in the CBI Index. According to the nine pillars of the CBI Index of 2021, St Kitts and Nevis have been ranked first for “Citizenship Timeline”, “Due Diligence”, and “Family”.
Interested candidates may apply for alternative citizenship of the nation through the Sustainable Growth Fund (SGF), which is known as the Fund Option. It is considered the fastest investment option, launched in 2018 by Prime Minister Dr Timothy Harris. Through SGF, an applicant may contribute to the growing economy of St Kitts and Nevis. St Kitts and Nevis CBI Programme create opportunities for investors and the local community to drive economic growth and build a sustainable future.
The applicant has to follow basic steps to apply for the alternative citizenship of the twin-island Federation –
Step 1: Choose an alternative agent across the globe
Step 2: Complete the applications and documentation
Step 3: Due Diligence
Step 4: If your application is selected, proceed to payment
Step 5: Certification
Located in the Caribbean region, St Kitts and Nevis is easily accessible by cruise ships and planes. The nation is known as the region’s best-kept secret. The stunning beauty, rich history and friendly locals make the country a perfect must-visit travel destination. The nation has been regarded “splendid” due to the seven factors – volcanoes, mountains, coral reefs, protected areas, coastlines, rainforests, and glaciers.
St Kitts is known to be party-friendly and Nevis is all about peace and nature. The Caribbean country will attract the tourists with fascinating activities, including bobbing yachts, swaying palm trees, and jaw-dropping sunset sights. The tourists may also enjoy the warm local feel, island’s rich history or kick back at one of the many incredible resorts.
St Kitts and Nevis, two islands have been separated by a two-mile channel, which is popularly called “Narrows”. The tourists may easily travel between both the nations through excellent ferry services which accommodates both persons and cars. Both are regarded as quaint in nature with cobbled sidewalks and a wealth of history on display. These islands offer magnificent historical sites and landmarks to explore, including the Circus Monument, which adorns Fort Street, the main thoroughfare in Basseterre and the Museum of Nevis History in Charlestown. The Brimstone Hill Fortress and National Park is acclaimed as the largest fortress in the Eastern Caribbean and is designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.