SISC
Sustainable Island State Contribution
A non-refundable contribution supporting national priorities, with prescribed amounts and fees based on the family application.
Citizenship Planning
St Kitts and Nevis citizenship planning within a long-running framework.
The world's longest-running investment citizenship framework, with contribution, public-benefit and approved-property routes under strengthened compliance controls.
Discuss your profile
Program historyEstablished in 1984
Route structureContribution · Public benefit · Approved property
Current controlsInterviews, authorised agents and biometric passports
At a glance
A route comparison built around your real circumstances.
Program history can be valuable context, but it does not remove the need to assess present-day rules, biometric requirements, family eligibility, source of funds and asset risk. Each route should be compared by its economic result and ongoing obligations.
Program rules, selection priorities and processing conditions change. Every strategy therefore begins with a current-rule check and an individual review; public information is a starting point, not personal immigration advice.
Principal pathways
Four routes within a strengthened compliance structure.
These are high-level summaries. Eligibility and evidence should be confirmed against the rules in force when an application strategy is prepared.
Public benefit
Public Benefit Option
A qualifying contribution to a government-approved public-benefit project under the current program framework.
Developer property
Developer's Approved Real Estate
An investment in a government-approved development, subject to prescribed minimums, holding conditions and independent project review.
Private property
Approved Private Real Estate
A qualifying investment in approved private real estate, subject to current eligibility, valuation and holding requirements.
Decision standard
Program longevity should support—not replace—current compliance and investment analysis.
This framework may suit applicants who value a long program history and route choice, while accepting formal interviews, biometric procedures and the uncertainty attached to future external travel arrangements.
Important considerations
Applications and promotion must follow the authorised-agent and approved international-marketing structure.
Mandatory interviews, nationality restrictions and comprehensive due diligence apply.
Citizenship program passport holders with older passports face time-bound biometric enrolment requirements under the 2026 system.
EU and emerging regional rules may change future residence, genuine-link and travel assumptions.
How Maya coordinates the journey
A disciplined path from first review to next-stage planning.
Family objective review
Understand applicants, dependants, existing nationalities and the long-term reason for a second citizenship.
Current route check
Confirm available contribution, public-benefit and approved-property options through authorised sources.
Pre-due-diligence
Organise disclosure, identity and source-of-funds records before formal application work.
Authorised submission
Coordinate the application and interview process through the permitted local structure.
Biometric continuity
Complete investment, citizenship and passport steps and track future biometric and renewal duties.
Frequently asked questions
Questions to resolve before choosing the route.
These answers are general and do not replace an assessment by appropriately authorised professionals in the relevant jurisdiction.
A long operating history provides institutional context, but every application is decided under current law and compliance practice. History is not a guarantee of approval or future travel access.
A new biometric passport system launched in April 2026, with transition requirements for some existing citizenship-program passport holders. Current deadlines and enrolment rules should be checked.
No. Only approved real-estate options within the current program framework qualify, and independent legal and commercial due diligence remains essential.
St Kitts and Nevis recognises dual citizenship, but applicants must also confirm the law and disclosure obligations of their existing nationality or residence country.
St Kitts and Nevis private assessment
Compare route history, current controls and the real capital outcome.
Tell us why St Kitts and Nevis is under consideration, who the plan needs to include and what the move should make possible. MAYA GROUP will use that context to frame an initial route review.
Private & confidential
Tell us about your plans.
Fields marked * are required