The Caribbean is home to some of the most affordable residency and citizenship programs.
Countries like St. Kitts & Nevis, Dominica, and Grenada are famous for citizenship-by-investment (CBI), but they also offer flexible residency pathways.
Residency typically requires property purchases or contributions to government funds. Benefits include visa-free travel to 140+ countries and tax advantages such as no wealth or inheritance tax. The programs are fast, often approved in 4–6 months, and allow entire families to apply.
Grenada is particularly popular due to its E-2 treaty with the U.S., allowing applicants to establish businesses there. For many, Caribbean residencies are stepping stones to broader global mobility.
FAQ:
- Q1: What is the minimum investment? Around USD 100,000–150,000.
- Q2: Do I need to reside physically? No, most programs have no stay requirements. User Comments:
- “Dominica’s process was very efficient.”
- “Grenada gave us unexpected U.S. access via E-2.” Editor's Note: Caribbean options remain cost-effective but may face external political pressure in future. Tags: Caribbean Residency, Citizenship by Investment, Grenada