Calculator · figures checked 8 November 2026

Caribbean Citizenship by Investment Cost Calculator

Choose a programme, a route and your family. The calculator adds every fee the government publishes, shows the source for each line, and sets the five programmes side by side.

Programme and route

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Total of published figures

Turn on JavaScript to run the calculator. The table below shows the published totals for a couple with two children under 12.

Figures change. Confirm before you commit. Lines marked “Confirm with the unit” or “Ask your lawyer” have no published amount and are left out of the total. Agent fees are not included, nor are legal fees unless the law sets a maximum.

Programme status, 8 November 2026. The European Commission has asked all five governments to phase out their citizenship by investment programmes by 1 June 2028, with replies due on 12 November 2026. On 30 October Antigua and Barbuda proposed a conditional phase-out by the end of 2030. All five units still published their fee schedules on 8 November 2026. Check the programme’s status before you commit funds. Sources: Searchlight, 10 July 2026 · CaribPulse, 31 October 2026
Side by side

The same family in all five programmes.

Published totals for a couple with two children under 12, at each programme’s lowest-cost route and minimum price. With JavaScript on, this table follows the family you enter above.

ProgrammeFund routeReal estate route
St. Kitts & NevisUS$274,600Sustainable Island State Contribution · 3 to confirmUS$409,600Developer’s Real Estate Option · 5 to confirm
Antigua & BarbudaUS$264,700National Development FundUS$342,200Approved real estate · 2 to confirm
DominicaUS$266,500Economic Diversification Fund · 2 to confirmUS$329,500Approved real estate · 3 to confirm
St. LuciaUS$258,000National Economic Fund · 2 to confirmUS$379,000Approved real estate project · 4 to confirm
GrenadaUS$257,000National Transformation Fund · 1 to confirmUS$369,000Approved real estate · 4 to confirm

The full schedule for each programme, line by line: St. Kitts & Nevis, Antigua & Barbuda, Dominica, St. Lucia, Grenada. Every family make-up is on the cost comparison.

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The cost sheet sets out the figures you entered, line by line, with the official source and the date each one was checked, plus the questions to put to the unit and to your US tax professional. When you are ready to choose a route and a property, apply for private access.

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Questions

About the calculator.

What does the calculator include?

The qualifying investment, every government, processing, due diligence, certificate, interview, biometric and passport fee the unit publishes, and on the real estate route the purchase taxes and charges that have a published rate. It leaves out agent fees, legal fees except where the law sets a maximum, and any fee a unit lists without an amount.

Are biometric fees included?

Yes, where a unit publishes one. On 8 November 2026 only St. Kitts & Nevis did: US$2,500 for the main applicant, US$2,000 for a second adult and US$1,300 for each child under 16, covering enrolment and the passport upgrade. The other four units list no biometric fee. Dominica and Grenada charge an interview fee, which is included; St. Lucia’s interview and identity check has no published amount.

Why are some lines marked confirm with the unit?

Because the official page does not give a number. Rather than fill the gap with an estimate, the line is shown and left out of the total, so you know exactly what to ask.

How are children priced?

By age. Each programme sets its own bands, which is why the calculator asks for children in three age groups and for adult dependants separately. Where a unit’s band falls inside one of ours, the calculator takes the higher fee and the programme’s fees page says so.

Is this a quote?

No. It adds up the published schedules as at the date shown. Figures change. Confirm before you commit.