Antigua and Barbuda Citizenship by Investment
Introduction

Programme Overview
Investment level
Processing time
Passport
Residence requirement
Family
Generational citizenship
Benefits of Antigua and Barbuda Citizenship
Start your journey with
Prosperous Living Investment
Citizenship by investment roadmap

National Development Fund (NDF)

Approved real estate

University of the West Indies (UWI) Fund

Business Investment
Programme requirements
Net worth
Experience
Investment
Education
Language
Health and background
Start your residency journey with
Prosperous Living Investment
Prosperous Living Investment is with you from the first assessment to the day residence or citizenship is granted — transparent, professional and entirely personal.
Implementation process
Consultation and profile assessment
Preparation and submission of application
Vetting and preliminary approval
Making the investment
Receiving citizenship and passport
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

An Antigua and Barbuda passport allows visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to over 140 countries and territories, including the entire Schengen Area (Europe), the United Kingdom, Singapore, Hong Kong, South Korea, and many nations across Asia and Latin America.
The minimum investment is US$230,000 through a contribution to the NDF, applicable to individual investors or families of up to 4 members. Families of 6 or more can choose the UWI Fund for US$260,000. The real estate route requires a minimum of US$300,000. Conditions and investment levels are as announced by the Antigua and Barbuda Citizenship by Investment Unit.
The entire process from application submission to passport issuance takes approximately 6 to 8 months. The actual timeline depends on the completeness of the application and the chosen investment route.
Yes. Antigua and Barbuda has the broadest family scope among Caribbean citizenship by investment programmes: spouse, children under 30, unmarried siblings under 18, and dependent parents and grandparents aged 55 and over.
No. Antigua and Barbuda allows dual citizenship and does not require notification to the country of origin. Investors retain their Vietnamese citizenship upon receiving Antigua and Barbuda citizenship.
Like Saint Kitts and Nevis, investors only make the investment after receiving an Approval-in-Principle letter from the CIU. Funds are only transferred once the application has been approved in principle.
The UWI Fund (US$260,000) is exclusively for families of 6 or more members, incurs no additional processing fees, and one family member receives a 1-year tuition-free scholarship at the University of the West Indies. The NDF (US$230,000) applies to individuals or families of up to 4, resulting in lower total costs for smaller families.