Our Caribbean Citizenship by Investment SME is Leila Bagheri. She explains that “whenever we receive an official government memorandum or notice, as we have just done about the St Kitts and Nevis Citizenship by Investment Programme, we like to share it with you as soon as possible.”
Bagheri emphasizes the importance of memos and notices: “If this notice didn’t impact the world of St Kitts and Nevis Citizenship by Investment, it wouldn’t display the signature of Michael M. Martin, the head of the Citizenship by Investment Unit (CiU).”
There are 4 main elements to this St Kitts and Nevis Citizenship by Investment Programme notice. The first concerns dependents of economic citizens. This entails the CiU treating these family members as additions, with due diligence charges of $7,500 for relevant parties aged 16+.
The second general policy relates to name changes. This sees Ministry of National Security, Immigration and Citizenship processing them rather than the CiU. They will allow them only in “exceptional circumstances.”
“Other Matters Related to Certificates of Registration” is the third general policy. Again, it sets out the responsibility of the Ministry of National Security, Immigration and Citizenship to deal with them instead of the CiU.
The fourth general policy refers to an “Incremental Calculation of Post Approval in Principle Fees.” After calculating fees to you, the main applicant, and your spouse, they move on to your dependents. In this order:
If you’re interested in Caribbean citizenship, the region’s original Citizenship by Investment country might appeal. Get in touch with a Citizenship by Investment consultancy like RIF Trust to learn more about St Kitts and Nevis. So, contact us now and we’ll show you how to invest in St Kitts and Nevis citizenship.