Why ANTIGUA?
Balance between reputation and efficiency in the Caribbean.
Learn how a second citizenship in Antigua is a guarantee of global mobility.
Estimated approval in approximately 12 months. A solid and efficient solution for those who are not in a hurry and are willing to wait.
In 2026 it is possible to enter the UK, Hong Kong, Singapore, and the Schengen Area without a visa. While you may eventually lose access to the EU, remember that this passport is a Plan B. Plan your case accordingly.
The process requires only a single 5-day in-person visit. Operational efficiency for demanding international agendas.
From contributions to the University of the West Indies Fund and the National Development Fund, to business and real estate investment options.
Option to include a wide range of dependents, including children, parents, grandparents, and even grandchildren. Extended protection for the entire core family.
Citizenship is hereditary and is transmitted to your children and future generations by paying the stipulated fees, consolidating a second line of family sovereignty.
Forget about complexity. You pay and you get. That is.
From international banking and offshore companies to second passports, we design solutions that protect your assets, reduce risks, and provide the peace of mind that your children’s future has real alternatives.
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Protect your wealth and your children's tomorrow.
You fill out a form with all your information (from home) and, if we can assist you, we schedule a phone call to learn about your goal.
You provide a real, certified copy of the passport, a second identifying ID and an apostilled criminal record certificate for internal pre-diligence (we only assist legitimate clients).
If you overcome it, we work with you hand in hand to collect the rest of the necessary documents duly apostilled, reviewing one by one, while completing the relevant forms.
Now yes: it is time to pay the Initial Government Fee. We submit your application with the documents to the authorized agency after you have made the payment for the government due diligence.
After the Government’s official approval, you are required to make the Contribution along with the Issuance Fee, which normally must be completed within 90 calendar days.
Once the funds have been received: the authorized body works on the registration certificate, national ID and passport issuance. Once issued, you can come and pick up the document in person.
It includes all the essentials and you choose the VIP extras that suit you best.
“Open the door to a future full of opportunities”
The island nations of the Caribbean offer some of the world’s most popular citizenship by investment programs.
Like many other programs, Antigua and Barbuda’s CBI, which began in 2012, provides investors access to citizenship through contributions, real estate investments or business investments.
The indicated approval time is estimated to be around 12 months.
The principal applicant must provide the following documents:
- Certified copy of passport.
- Certified copy of national identity document.
- 8 passport-sized photos (including one certified photo).
- Certified and apostilled marriage certificate (also divorce documentation, if applicable).
- Certified and apostilled birth certificate.
- Apostilled criminal background check from the country of citizenship, as well as from countries of residency during the past 10 years.
- Declaration of source of funds.
- Medical certificate with negative HIV test result.
- 2 certified proofs of address.
- At least one professional reference letter.
- At least one bank reference letter.
*All persons over the age of 16 included in the application must attend virtual interviews. Passports can be collected after processing, only by visiting Antigua and Barbuda in person.
Yes, you must spend at least 5 days in the country during the first 5 years after obtaining citizenship.
Yes, because it incorporates the integrated RFID microchip (which stores personal data such as the holder's photo and fingerprints).
From the firm's perspective, we do not value options in the Caribbean for real estate with potential for appreciation, as these are pre-approved pieces by the Government (highly inflated or overpriced) and, moreover, do not constitute a complete unit: you are only given a percentage of the property (such as 1/3 or 2/3 of a house), which can lead to serious complications when trying to sell in 3-5 years.
Not to mention that, except perhaps for Grenada, the rest of the countries are within the Hurricane Belt...
Contrary to what it might seem, the donation route is the most cost-effective way to obtain a second passport in the Caribbean, especially when considering the opportunity cost.
Yes, it is a possibility (and it is something most agents will not tell you).
At the beginning of 2026, access to the Schengen Area is visa-exempt for holders of Caribbean passports, but for how long? Who knows...
It is possible that the EU may start to distinguish between "native Caribbean citizens" and "Caribbean investor citizens", as the United States has already done with some countries, differentiating between different types of people within the same country. This is a factor to keep in mind with the arrival of the ETIAS system.
*Note: Consider this as a plan B, not as a plan A, and combine it in your portfolio with a European Golden Visa.
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