Antigua and Barbuda's Citizenship by Investment Program is a scandal-free, internationally accepted and respected passport scheme. But what else do you know about Antigua and Barbuda?

 

During the pandemics, not only the freedom of travel became crucial for our clients but the location of citizenship and residency by investment programs as well. The exact site of immigration was a secondary question before 2020 because the Caribbean citizenship programs applicants usually could obtain the passports without visiting their new home countries. Naturally, you can get your second citizenship without a personal visit now, but some of our clients prefer now to settle on a secure and beautiful spot. 

 

Antigua and Barbuda is a Caribbean island nation, and if you are looking for beneficial citizenship and country to settle, you may found it.  

 

Advantages of Antigua and Barbuda Citizenship

 

• Powerful passport, allow you to travel and visit visa-free over 150 countries.
• You can settle and live in Antigua and Barbuda.
• Dual citizenship is allowed.
• The naturalisation process takes only 90 days.
• Antigua and Barbuda cancelled the income tax in 2016.

How is living in Antigua and Barbuda as a citizen?

 

Antigua and Barbuda is a small island nation, consisting of two larger (of course, Antigua and Barbuda) and several smaller islands. The population is almost 100 thousand, and 97% of them are residents in Antigua. If you Google the experience of the expats living there, you will find that you will enjoy it if you can adapt to island life. 

 

The capital, St. John's is of course on the island of Antigua. The official language is English, and the legal system is based on English Common law.

 

What can you do in Antigua and Barbuda as a citizen?

 

Antigua and Barbuda is frequently called the "land of the 365 beaches", and it's not a coincidence. The islands of the country are not so hilly and volcanic as other Caribbean islands and thanks to nature, there are more beaches than in the different locations of the region. Moreover, there are daily flights from the US, the EU and the UK. 

 

Antigua and Barbuda regarding the cost of living "lean closer to the luxury side of the price spectrum". As an islander, the prices are not so high. Of course, tourists spend more in exchange for a couple of luxury days in excellent hotels and resorts. According to the analysis of internationalliving.com, the cost of living in Antigua is 20% lower than in most European and North-American countries.  

 

The health care system is developed, and there are25 primary clinics, financed by the government. Meanwhile, the education system is compulsory and free for students until 16 years, and it follows the English educational model.

 

Do you wish to know more about the Citizenship by Investment Program of Antigua and Barbuda? You can read here all the details of the scheme or you can set up a consultation with one of our experts here by clicking here! 

 

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