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Antigua and Barbuda everything in one place

Contribution from USD 230,000One contribution for a family of up to 430 days in the country over 5 years

The widest family eligibility among Caribbean programmes

Citizenship by investment for a large family, services after the passport, banks and companies, cases, reviews and the full BRIDGES knowledge base on the country.

Investment

from USD 230,000

One National Development Fund contribution for a family of up to 4. The university fund is USD 260,000 for a family of up to 6.

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230k USD

National Development Fund contribution

4people

covered by one fund contribution

30days

in the country in the first 5 years

ProgrammeAntigua and Barbuda

Antigua and Barbuda citizenship by investment

A contribution to the National Development Fund, the university fund for a large family or approved real estate. Terms, timing, documents and stages are on the programme page.

CalculationGovernment costs

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National Development Fund

Antigua and Barbuda

Programme

Spouse
0
Children under 18
0
Contribution to the National Development Fund230,000 $
Application processing fee10,000 $
Due diligence8,500 $
Mandatory interview (per application)1,500 $
Passport fee300 $
Translations, notary, apostille2,000 $

Contribution to the National Development Fund

230,000 $

Government costs

22,300 $

Total for the family

252,300 $

Our fee and delivery are quoted separately after reviewing the documents.

Full calculation on the programme page

PracticeAntigua and Barbuda

Antigua cases

Clients’ goals, family make-up and the result of each case.

How a New Spouse Was Included in Antigua Citizenship After Passport Issuance01How a New Spouse Was Included in Antigua Citizenship After Passport Issuance
Antigua and BarbudaHow a New Spouse Was Included in Antigua Citizenship After Passport Issuancefrom $230k✓ Citizenship for spouse on equal terms · Family under unified statusView the case
How a 33-Year-Old Disabled Son Was Included in Antigua Citizenship on Equal Terms with His Family02How a 33-Year-Old Disabled Son Was Included in Antigua Citizenship on Equal Terms with His Family
Antigua and BarbudaHow a 33-Year-Old Disabled Son Was Included in Antigua Citizenship on Equal Terms with His Familyfrom $230k✓ citizenship for son on equal terms · family under one protectionView the case
How a family of six obtained Antigua citizenship more advantageously through the UWI Fund03How a family of six obtained Antigua citizenship more advantageously through the UWI Fund
Antigua and BarbudaHow a family of six obtained Antigua citizenship more advantageously through the UWI Fundfrom $230k✓ Contribution to UWI per regulations · Antigua citizenship for all membersView the case
How a child born in the USA was included in Antigua citizenship04How a child born in the USA was included in Antigua citizenship
Antigua and BarbudaHow a child born in the USA was included in Antigua citizenshipfrom $230k✓ second passport for the child · mobility + retained US citizenshipView the case
How we confirmed the source of inheritance with closed state registries05How we confirmed the source of inheritance with closed state registries
Antigua and BarbudaHow we confirmed the source of inheritance with closed state registriesfrom $230k✓ complete picture of inheritance · Antigua and Barbuda citizenshipView the case
How We Linked a Name Change via Deed Poll to the Past and Passed Antigua Verification06How We Linked a Name Change via Deed Poll to the Past and Passed Antigua Verification
Antigua and BarbudaHow We Linked a Name Change via Deed Poll to the Past and Passed Antigua Verificationfrom $230k✓ Established identity · Antigua and Barbuda citizenshipView the case

Knowledge baseAntigua and Barbuda

Knowledge base on Antigua

Materials on the programme, family, travel, taxes and life with an Antigua and Barbuda passport.

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TimelineOfficial decisions

What has changed in the programme

  1. 7 August 2026

    The European Commission set 1 June 2028 as the date by which the citizenship by investment programmes of five Caribbean countries, including Antigua and Barbuda, are to be wound down - otherwise the visa waiver with the Schengen area may be suspended. This is not an automatic cancellation: the visa waiver is in force today, and the countries’ position will be considered in the Commission’s next report.

  2. 1 August 2024

    New investment thresholds came into force: the contribution to the National Development Fund was raised to $230,000. The change is set out in amendments to the Citizenship by Investment Regulations and in the Citizenship by Investment Unit memorandum of 30 July 2024, as part of the agreement of the five Eastern Caribbean states on common minimum amounts.

  3. 15 December 2023

    A mandatory interview was introduced: the applicant and every dependant aged 16 and over included in the application take it remotely, with an independent contractor of the state authority. The interview is scheduled after the file has been checked; the fee is $1,500 per application.

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Anna Kovalevskaya, lead lawyer at BRIDGES GLOBAL
Anna KovalevskayaLead lawyer, citizenship and residency, 12 years of practice