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Programmes
Six programmes. One honest comparison.
Every programme we advise on has a different price, family basis, timeline and set of conditions. We help you see those differences clearly before you commit — and we quote only figures verified against the programme authority.
St Kitts & Nevis
From US$250,000
Single applicant or family of up to four (Sustainable Island State Contribution).
The region’s longest-running programme; CIU states 3–6 months; interview and biometric enrolment required.
Programme detailsDominica
From US$200,000
US$200,000 single applicant; US$250,000 for a family of up to four (Economic Diversification Fund).
No residency requirement; short online interview for applicants aged 16 and over.
Programme detailsGrenada
From US$235,000
One contribution covers a single applicant, a couple or a family of up to four (National Transformation Fund).
Interview required; Grenada is widely cited for its US E-2 treaty relationship.
Programme detailsSaint Lucia
From US$240,000
Main applicant with up to three dependants (National Economic Fund); bond and real-estate routes available.
The widest choice of routes, including a capital-returning government bond.
Programme detailsAntigua & Barbuda
From US$230,000
Single applicant or family of up to four (National Development Fund); UWI route for larger families.
Five days’ presence required within the first five years of citizenship.
Programme detailsTurkey
From US$400,000
Real estate held for three years; US$500,000 for deposit, bond, fund and capital routes.
Spouse and children under 18 included; no residence requirement.
Programme detailsMinimum figures verified on 14 September 2026 against each programme’s official citizenship unit. Government, due-diligence and passport fees apply in addition; every figure is re-confirmed before an application is made.
How it works
Advice first. Applications second.
Objectives before programmes
We start with what you need — mobility, family security, business access or a long-term plan B — and only then discuss countries and routes.
Total cost, not headline price
Contributions, government fees, due diligence, passports and, where relevant, biometrics and property fees are itemised before you decide.
Verified against the source
Every figure we quote is checked against the programme authority. When a rule changes, our advice changes with it.
One adviser, start to finish
The person who meets you in Dubai prepares your file, follows it through due diligence and hands over your documents.
Government relations
Clients
Recent client handovers
Passports and certificates are handed over in person at our Dubai office wherever possible.
What clients say
Questions
Questions clients ask first
What is citizenship by investment?
A legal route by which a country grants citizenship to an applicant who makes a qualifying contribution or investment, passes due diligence and meets the programme’s requirements. In the Caribbean, applications go through an authorised agent and are decided by the government’s citizenship unit.
How much does a second citizenship cost?
Contributions currently start at US$200,000 for a single applicant in Dominica and US$230,000–250,000 for a family of four in Antigua & Barbuda, Grenada and St Kitts & Nevis, plus due diligence, processing and passport fees. Real-estate routes carry government fees on top of the purchase price. We give you a complete, itemised figure at consultation.
How long does it take?
St Kitts & Nevis states three to six months; Dominica states at least three months to approval in principle; the other units do not publish a fixed time. Realistic estimates depend on your documents, nationality and current caseloads, and we set expectations honestly.
Can my children and parents be included?
Yes, within each programme’s dependant rules — typically a spouse, financially dependent children up to a set age, and dependent parents. Each additional dependant changes the contribution and fees.
Do I have to live in or visit the country?
No residence is required for St Kitts & Nevis, Dominica, Grenada or Saint Lucia. Antigua & Barbuda requires at least five days in the country within the first five years of citizenship.
Which countries can I travel to visa-free?
Visa arrangements change — Dominica lost UK visa-free access in 2023, and the EU has strengthened its visa-suspension rules. Rather than quote a fixed number, we review current access for the destinations that matter to you.
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A private consultation takes around 45 minutes. We listen first, then set out the programmes that fit your objectives, the complete costs, and a realistic timeline.
