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Caribbean CBI Eligibility Test
Answer 6 short questions to find out which Caribbean citizenship programme — Dominica, Grenada, St Kitts, St Lucia or Antigua — best matches your objectives, budget and timeline.
What is your primary objective for a Caribbean passport?
How this tool works
Answer 6 questions
Tell us your objectives, budget, family size, background and timeline.
Get a programme match
The tool maps your answers to the most suitable Caribbean citizenship programmes.
Review your result
See recommended programmes, investment ranges and why they suit your profile.
Speak to an adviser
Book a call with our citizenship team for a formal assessment and next steps.
Frequently asked questions
What is the cheapest Caribbean citizenship by investment programme?
Dominica is generally considered the most affordable Caribbean CBI programme, with government donation options starting from around $200,000 for a single applicant. St Kitts & Nevis and Grenada start slightly higher but offer distinct advantages.
Which Caribbean passport gives access to the US E-2 Treaty visa?
Grenada is the only Caribbean CBI country with a bilateral E-2 Treaty Investor Visa agreement with the United States. Grenadian citizens can apply for an E-2 visa, making it particularly valuable for those wanting to operate a business in the US.
How long does Caribbean citizenship by investment take?
Processing times vary by programme. Dominica and St Kitts & Nevis can process applications in as little as 45–60 days via accelerated routes. Standard processing typically takes 3–6 months across most Caribbean programmes.
Can I include my family in a Caribbean CBI application?
Yes. All five major Caribbean programmes — Dominica, Grenada, St Kitts, St Lucia, and Antigua — allow spouses, dependent children, and (with additional fees) dependent parents to be included on the same application.
Do I need to live in the Caribbean country to obtain citizenship?
No. Caribbean citizenship by investment programmes do not require you to reside in the country. Antigua has a nominal 5-day residency requirement per 5 years, but the others impose no physical presence requirement at all.
Ready to explore Caribbean citizenship?
Our advisers can compare all five Caribbean programmes in detail and guide you through due diligence, application, and completion.