Saint Lucia Citizenship by Investment
Introduction

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

National Economic Fund (NEF)

Approved real estate

Government Bonds

Business investment (suspended)
Programme requirements
Net worth
Experience
Investment
Education
Language
Health
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
Why choose PLI?
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

The minimum investment is US$240,000 through a contribution to the NEF for a family of up to 4 members. The real estate and bond routes require a minimum of US$300,000. Conditions and investment amounts as announced by Citizenship by Investment Unit Saint Lucia.
The entire process from application submission to passport receipt takes approximately 3 to 6 months. The actual duration depends on the completeness of the application and the chosen investment route.
The investor purchases US$300,000 in government bonds (non-interest bearing), holds them for 5 years, and then receives the full US$300,000 back while retaining citizenship for life. The US$50,000 administrative fee is non-refundable. This is the only capital repayment route among Caribbean CBI programmes.
Yes. The investor may include a spouse, children under 30, unmarried siblings under 18, and dependent parents and grandparents aged 55 or older.
No. There is absolutely no residency requirement. The entire process is conducted remotely, and even the oath of allegiance can be taken before a notary public in the country of residence.
No. Saint Lucia allows dual citizenship without restrictions. The process is confidential — no information is exchanged with the government of the country of origin.
Saint Lucian citizens are eligible to apply for a 10-year United States visitor visa (B-1/B-2). However, Saint Lucia does not have an E-2 treaty with the United States — if an E-2 visa is required, Grenada is a more suitable option.
Yes, after a minimum holding period of 5 years. Real estate can be sold on the open market or to the next CBI investor. Bonds are fully repaid by the government for US$300,000 after 5 years.