Caribbean
Dominica
Corporate and EMI banking access, plus the lowest-priced Eastern Caribbean citizenship by investment.
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4 banking partners
Second citizenship, explained plainly
A few countries grant citizenship to applicants who make an approved contribution or investment and pass strict due diligence. Redomiciled helps clients understand these programmes, checks eligibility and coordinates applications with authorised agents. Citizenship is granted at the sole discretion of the government concerned and is never guaranteed.
Where we offer this
- Dominica
Türkiye
St Kitts and Nevis
Antigua and Barbuda
Where we offer this
EuropeTürkiye
Citizenship by investment through property, deposits or funds that you keep, held for three years.
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CaribbeanSt Kitts and Nevis
The longest-running citizenship by investment programme, now adding genuine-link rules.
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CaribbeanAntigua and Barbuda
Family-friendly citizenship by investment priced per application, with new US and EU headwinds.
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CaribbeanGrenada
Citizenship by investment for families of four, with a US E-2 treaty and a pending residence rule.
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CaribbeanSaint Lucia
Citizenship by investment with a five-year bond route, an annual cap and new UK visa rules.
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OceaniaVanuatu
A Pacific citizenship programme with a low entry point and no visa-free access to Europe or the UK.
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OceaniaNauru
A climate-linked Pacific citizenship programme, new since 2024, with Schengen access but a UK visa requirement.
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AfricaSão Tomé and Príncipe
Africa's newest citizenship by investment programme: one of the lowest published minimums, with limited travel access.
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The jurisdictions side by side
Citizenship by investment is offered by a small number of countries, each with its own rules and checks. The table lists the programmes we work with and, where the programme's page carries a sourced figure, its processing time. Open a row for requirements, documents and sources.
| Jurisdiction | What we arrange | Typical timeline | Tax headline | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dominica | What we arrangeBanking · Passport | Typical timeline3–6 monthsTime to approval stated by the CBIU · As of 2026-10-25 | Tax headline— No sourced figure on its page yet | Details |
| Türkiye | What we arrangePassport | Typical timeline— No sourced figure on its page yet | Tax headline— No sourced figure on its page yet | Details |
| St Kitts and Nevis | What we arrangePassport · Company | Typical timeline— No sourced figure on its page yet | Tax headline— No sourced figure on its page yet | Details |
| Antigua and Barbuda | What we arrangePassport | Typical timelineNot published by the CIUProcessing time · As of 2026-10-25 | Tax headline— No sourced figure on its page yet | Details |
| Grenada | What we arrangePassport | Typical timelineWithin 60 business days of submissionApproval time stated by the IMA · As of 2026-10-25 | Tax headline— No sourced figure on its page yet | Details |
| Saint Lucia | What we arrangePassport | Typical timelineAbout 90 days from acceptance for processingProcessing time stated by CIP Saint Lucia · As of 2026-10-25 | Tax headline— No sourced figure on its page yet | Details |
| Vanuatu | What we arrangePassport | Typical timelineWithin 90 days, once paid in fullCertificate after approval · As of 2026-10-25 | Tax headline— No sourced figure on its page yet | Details |
| Nauru | What we arrangePassport | Typical timeline3–4 monthsTypical processing time · As of 2026-10-25 | Tax headline— No sourced figure on its page yet | Details |
| São Tomé and Príncipe | What we arrangePassport | Typical timeline— No sourced figure on its page yet | Tax headline— No sourced figure on its page yet | Details |
Values are taken from each jurisdiction's key facts, with the date they were true. General information, not legal or tax advice.
How it works
- 1
Eligibility check
Your nationality, family and source of funds, reviewed against each programme's rules.
- 2
Compare programmes
Requirements, due diligence and realistic timelines for the options that fit.
- 3
Application through an authorised agent
Documents prepared with you and submitted through an agent the government authorises.
- 4
Decision and next steps
After approval, help with the passport application and banking introductions.
Questions
What is citizenship by investment?
A legal route to citizenship offered by a small number of countries in return for an approved contribution or investment. Every applicant goes through background and source-of-funds checks before any decision.
Is holding a second passport allowed?
Only where both your current country and the new one permit dual citizenship. Some countries restrict or prohibit it, so check the rules of your current nationality first; we can introduce independent legal counsel.
How long does it take?
Timelines depend on the programme and on the due diligence process. We give an estimate at the outset; the government decides whether and when citizenship is granted.
Does a second passport change where I pay tax?
That depends on the rules of each country involved and on your personal circumstances. We do not give tax advice; an independent tax professional should confirm your position before you apply.
Tell us what you need.
A few questions, then a recommendation for your situation. No obligation, and the scope is agreed before any work begins.