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. Malta’s former citizenship by investment scheme was repealed in 2025 — read the current position.