The Caribbean country of St Kitts and Nevis grants second citizenship without language exams or relocation.
Fast processing
Citizenship can be obtained in 4+ months instead of years for naturalisation
Investment return
Real estate investors gain about 4% yearly and can sell property in 7 years
Family inclusion
Spouse, children, and parents can be included in one application
Global mobility
St Kitts and Nevis citizenship provides a vast visa-free access
Trust a licensed agent
Investors cannot submit applications for St Kitts and Nevis citizenship by investment on their own, as the government only accepts submissions made through licensed agents.
Immigrant Invest is a licensed agent of the St Kitts and Nevis citizenship by investment programme, providing full guidance and representation for clients.
Our team understands every nuance of the migration process and works strictly within the legal framework, including the Citizenship Act of 1984.
Our team consists of 70+ experts united by one goal — to find the best possible solution for the client based on their situation and tasks.
Our lawyers are IMC members, a worldwide association for immigration and citizenship by investment. We also have certified Anti Money Laundering Officers in our team.
Local presence in St Kitts and Nevis allows us to efficiently communicate with authorities and learn about the changes among the first.
Yes. Spouses, dependent children under 25, and dependent parents over 55 can be included in one application.
Can I include all my family members in one application?
You can include the following family members:
spouse;
financially dependent children under 25;
financially dependent parents over 55.
The total amount increases with the number of family members included.
Do I need to live in St Kitts and Nevis?
No physical residency is required to maintain citizenship. The applicant needs to visit the country to collect their passport.
What information is included in the guide?
The St Kitts and Nevis citizenship guide covers everything you need to make an informed decision:
all investment options;
real estate investment details;
services Immigrant Invest provides besides assisting with your citizenship application;
complete cost breakdown;
family eligibility rules;
step-by-step timeline;
payment structure;
document requirements;
application risks;
key facts about St Kitts and Nevis.
What happens after I submit a request for the guide?
You will receive a link to a PDF-guide containing all the essential information via email that you’ve stated in the form. After reviewing the guide, you can schedule a meeting with us to discuss your situation in detail — the booking link will be in the email as well.
If you do not see our emails, please check the spam and subscription folders or type “Immigrant Invest” in the mail search.
Is the guide updated with the latest programme changes?
Yes, the guide is updated regularly to reflect current programme terms, including latest pricing, programme changes, current processing times, and available real estate projects.
How long is the guide, and how much time will it take to read?
The guide is designed to be read in 15—20 minutes. It covers all essential information: investment options, costs, timeline, eligibility, and benefits, and gives you everything needed to make an informed decision in a single PDF you can save, print, or share.
Does the guide include information about other Caribbean citizenship programmes?
This guide focuses exclusively on St Kitts and Nevis.
Based on Immigrant Invest lawyers’ experience, obtaining St Kitts and Nevis citizenship requires at least 4 months from signing an agreement with us to receiving a naturalisation certificate. Timelines may vary based on government processing.
How do I get started with the application process?
To start the process, do the following:
Download the guide — you’ll receive it by email within several minutes.
Book a free consultation — we’ll contact you within 1—2 business days to discuss your situation.
Complete preliminary Due Diligence — we check for any red flags before you commit funds.
Sign service agreement and begin document collection if approved.
