A tool for principals considering Caribbean citizenship
The PassPro
CBI Calculator
Caribbean citizenship by investment, modelled against your family. Government, statutory, and due diligence fees across all twelve approved routes — sources verified against each official Citizenship by Investment Unit.
cip.gov.ag · cbiu.gov.dm · nticm.gov.gd · ciu.gov.kn · csc.gov.lc
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Estimated total — government & statutory fees
For your selected programme and family. PassPro professional fees quoted separately.
How this compares across the five programmes
Modelled on your family snapshot, using each country's equivalent route.
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Same family, each country's equivalent route. Niche routes fall back to the donation route. Programmes currently closed to your nationality are noted.
Fee breakdown — government & statutory
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Government payment schedule
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How much does Caribbean citizenship by investment cost in 2026?
Government minimum contributions begin at USD 200,000 for a single applicant under the donation routes. For a family of four, contribution figures typically sit between USD 230,000 and USD 260,000, with due diligence, processing, and statutory fees calculated separately per applicant. Real estate routes begin at USD 220,000 in Dominica and reach USD 350,000 for a sole applicant in Grenada. Saint Lucia also offers a refundable National Action Bonds route. Each programme has its own structure — the calculator above models the total for your specific selection.
What is the cheapest Caribbean citizenship by investment programme?
For a single applicant, the Commonwealth of Dominica and Saint Lucia both begin their donation routes at USD 200,000. For a family of four, Antigua and Barbuda’s NDF often presents the most cost-efficient figure at USD 230,000 flat. The most fitting programme rarely comes down to the headline figure alone — visa-free access, processing timelines, and how each programme accommodates family extensions all shape the picture. Our advisors are happy to walk through these alongside you in a complimentary consultation.
Are PassPro’s professional fees included in this calculator?
No. The calculator above shows government, statutory, and due diligence fees only — the amounts payable to the citizenship-issuing country. Our advisory fee depends on the complexity of the file and is shared with you privately during the initial consultation.
Why did Caribbean citizenship by investment prices increase in 2024?
On 1 July 2024, the five Caribbean governments running CBI programmes issued a coordinated policy revision raising minimum contributions across the donation routes — in most cases by one hundred percent. This reflected aligned regulatory direction among the issuing states. Prices have remained stable at the new levels since.
Are due diligence fees the same for every applicant?
Not always. Each Caribbean programme publishes its own due diligence schedule, and rates can vary by applicant age, role within the application, and nationality. Some profiles attract an Enhanced Due Diligence fee — for example, Iranian nationals applying to Dominica pay USD 25,000 for the main applicant in place of the standard USD 7,500. A small number of nationalities are not currently eligible for certain programmes; where this is the case, alternative routes may be open and are worth a conversation.
Can I get a refund if my application is declined?
The investment contribution itself is paid only after the application has been approved, so the principal is not at risk if an application is declined. The fees incurred earlier in the process — due diligence, processing, and government administrative fees — are typically non-refundable. Your advisor will explain how this works for your selected programme before any commitment is made.
Does this calculator include real estate routes?
Yes. All five Caribbean programmes with a real estate option are included — Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica, Grenada, Saint Kitts and Nevis, and Saint Lucia. Saint Lucia’s refundable National Action Bonds (NAB) route is also modelled.
How accurate are these fee numbers?
The figures are aligned with each country’s Citizenship by Investment Unit (CIU) published schedule, last verified May 2026, and are accurate for standard applicant profiles. Where a file has unusual elements — multi-jurisdictional family circumstances, bespoke real-estate developments, or applicants with several nationalities — your advisor will review the numbers with you in detail before they are relied on.