Caribbean Citizenship by Investment Quiz

Caribbean Citizenship by Investment (CBI) Programs

• Saint Kitts and Nevis was the first Caribbean country to establish a CBI program.
• In Antigua and Barbuda, the minimum investment for a donation to the National Development Fund (NDF) is $200,000.
• CBI citizens of Antigua and Barbuda, Grenada, and Dominica enjoy visa-free access to China.
• To maintain citizenship, applicants in Antigua and Barbuda must spend at least five days in the country within five years.
• Saint Lucia does not offer a real estate investment option in its CBI program.
• All Caribbean CBI programs provide lifetime citizenship to successful applicants.
• Dominica's CBI program does not grant UK visa-free access.
• Antigua and Barbuda allows investment in university-supported real estate projects.
• The minimum required donation to the Economic Diversification Fund (EDF) in Saint Lucia is $240,000.
• Grenada offers citizenship for a minimum real estate investment of $270,000.
• Dominica requires a non-refundable donation of at least $200,000 to a government fund.
• Grenada's CBI program allows for applicants to apply for an E-2 investor visa in the United States.
• Government bond investments are eligible under Saint Lucia's CBI program.
• Grenada's CBI program requires a minimum holding period of five years for real estate investment.
• For single applicants, the donation option in Saint Kitts and Nevis costs $250,000.
• Dependency for children up to the age of 30 is not included in all Caribbean CBI programs.
• The option to invest in government bonds is available through Saint Lucia's CBI program.
• The primary use of funds raised from Caribbean CBI programs is for infrastructure development.
• Grenada, Antigua and Barbuda, and Saint Lucia allow applicants to add siblings as dependents.
• The average processing time for citizenship through Dominica's CBI program typically takes 6-8 months.
• The government bond investment option is excluded from Grenada's CBI program.
• In Antigua and Barbuda, the minimum investment in an approved real estate project is $200,000.
• Grenada's CBI program permits applicants to hold dual citizenship.

Test your knowledge on the Caribbean Citizenship by Investment (CBI) programs with this engaging quiz. Explore questions about the history and requirements of various CBI initiatives in the region, including minimum investment amounts and participating countries.