What is Antigua and Barbuda?
Antigua and Barbuda is a citizenship by investment programme in Caribbean. A Caribbean citizenship programme with a National Development Fund route and a short stay requirement. Applications are decided by Antigua and Barbuda Citizenship by Investment Unit. The qualifying asset and government fees are shown separately, and Dynasty Migration's professional fee is quoted on consultation.
- Decided by Antigua and Barbuda Citizenship by Investment Unit
- Asset and government fee kept separate
- Professional fee quoted on consultation
At a glance
Key facts
- Qualifying asset Your asset
- National Development Fund from US$230,000; approved real estate from US$300,000
- Government fee Authority charge
- Processing and due diligence fees set by the unit
- Residence Requirement
- 5 days within the first 5 years
- Professional fee Advisory
- Quoted on consultation
Invested or held by you. Separate from any fee.
Paid to the authority. Not part of the qualifying asset.
Advisory service, separate from authority charges.
Clear limitation
What this does not give
Citizenship does not guarantee entry to every country; five days' presence within five years is required.
Approval rests with the authority
Only the issuing government or its unit can approve, refuse, or revoke an application.
No outcome can be promised
No adviser can guarantee a decision. Any claim of assured approval is a warning sign.
Rules can change after publication
Thresholds, fees, and criteria are set by the authority and may change — confirm before you commit.
Step by step
How to apply for Antigua and Barbuda
A calm, document-first sequence. Timings depend on the authority and your file.
1Check eligibility
Answer a short set of questions about your goals, family and assets.
2Confirm current criteria
We check the latest published rules from Antigua and Barbuda Citizenship by Investment Unit.
3Prepare documents
Gather, translate and certify the documents the authority requests.
4Submit and wait for decision
The file is lodged and the issuing authority makes the final decision.
