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ARTICLE · 08 APRIL 2021

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St Kitts & Nevis Extends Sustainable Growth Fund Option

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The Cabinet and the Citizenship by Investment Unit of Saint Kitts & Nevis has approved the extension of the Limited Time Offer in relation to the Sustainable Growth Fund to 31st December 2021.

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Antoine Saliba Haig
Antoine Saliba Haig

The Cabinet and the Citizenship by Investment Unit of Saint Kitts & Nevis has approved the extension of the Limited Time Offer in relation to the Sustainable Growth Fund to 31st December 2021. Under this extension, a family of up to four (4) persons can be included in one application at a cost of (excluding processing and due diligence fees). This amendment is included in the Saint Kitts and Nevis Statutory Rules and Orders No 8 of 2021. 

Under this limited time offer, the family's cost for applying for citizenship under this programme is effectively reduced by USD $45,000 since the standard investment cost for a family of four is USD $195,000. Thus under the Limited Time offer valid until the end of 2021, the investment required is:

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