Second Citizenship · Caribbean

Caribbean programmes.

The established Eastern Caribbean citizenship-by-investment routes — compared and advised, not sold.

Following a 2024 regional agreement, the five Eastern Caribbean programmes now share a minimum investment floor of USD 200,000, alongside mandatory applicant interviews, enhanced biometrics and intensified due diligence. Moore Law focuses this advisory on the two long-established routes most often selected by private clients — Dominica and St Kitts and Nevis — while advising on the wider field where it fits the client’s objectives.

All figures are indicative minimum contributions and exclude government, due-diligence, legal and processing fees. Programme terms change frequently; we confirm current requirements at the point of engagement.

Programmes

The Caribbean routes, at a glance.

Each programme carries its own qualifying investment, processing timeline, due-diligence regime, family rules and travel profile. They are often compared, but they are not substitutes. Read the dedicated profiles for Dominica and St Kitts and Nevis, then weigh them side by side on the comparison page.

The other pillar

Considering residence rather than a passport?

Where citizenship by investment confers a passport, residency by investment confers the right to live in a country — and, with genuine residence, a possible path to naturalisation. The UAE Golden Visa and the durable European routes are covered under the residency pillar.

Choose the route that fits your facts, not the brochure.

We will review your objectives, nationality, family composition, travel priorities, source-of-funds position and tax residence before recommending a Caribbean route.

The information on this page is provided for general guidance only and does not constitute legal, tax, immigration, investment or financial advice. All figures are indicative and confirmed at engagement; programme terms, fees and travel-access positions are subject to change.