Sail Away to Saint Lucia
Saint Lucia is one of the most beautiful Caribbean islands. The island enjoys a tropical climate, soft sandy beaches and remarkable natural harbors.
Saint Lucia has become a popular destination for investors in second citizenship. The programme is also one of the world’s most affordable and offers access to an economically and politically stable country – the perfect insurance policy for investors worldwide.
About the
Island
Saint Lucia is a sovereign island nation in the Eastern Caribbean Sea. As a member of the Commonwealth realm, the country’s head of state is Queen Elizabeth II.
Saint Lucia is also a member of the CARICOM, the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS), and La Francophonie. The island maintains close international relations with many countries around the world, including the UK and USA.
Capital
Castries
Population
182,986
Total Area
617 km²
Currency
East Caribbean Dollar Why Choose
Saint Lucia?
Fast Access to a Caribbean Citizenship
Obtain your Saint Lucian passport and citizenship in just 4 months. Your permanent residency card can be issued without the need to visit or reside on the island.
Business Benefits
Saint Lucia ranks 93rd overall in the World Bank Doing Business Report, 8th in Latin America and 2nd in the Caribbean. You will also benefit from its attractive tax regime.
Freedom to Travel
As a Saint Lucian passport holder, you will benefit from visa-free travel to over 140 countries, including all Schengen states, the United Kingdom and most British Commonwealth member countries. Also, obtaining most foreign visas will be quick and easy.
Future Security for You and Your Family
Your Saint Lucian citizenship extends to your spouse, dependant children and parents.
Eligibility
Criteria
To qualify for the Saint Lucian citizenship-by-investment programme, an applicant must meet the following criteria:
- Fulfil one of the required investment options of the programme.
- Be in good health.
- Have a clean personal background and hold no criminal record.
- Ensure payment of government and due diligence fees.
- Dependant children must be under the age of 25 and parents over the age of 65.
