- Program Overview
How Much Does Citizenship by Investment Cost?
The true cost of Citizenship by Investment goes beyond the headline investment figure. Alongside the qualifying contribution or property purchase, applicants should budget for government fees, due-diligence charges, and professional costs. The table below sets out the starting investment for each program we advise on.
Investment amounts by program
Figures are indicative minimums for the main applicant and depend on family size and the chosen route. Your exact, all-inclusive cost is confirmed during a free eligibility assessment.
| Program | Contribution Route | Real Estate Route | Additional Costs |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dominica | From $200,000 | From $200,000 | Government, due diligence & processing fees |
| Grenada | From $235,000 | From $270,000 | Government, due diligence & processing fees |
| Antigua & Barbuda | From $230,000 | From $300,000 | Government, due diligence & processing fees |
| St Lucia | From $240,000 | From $300,000 | Government, due diligence & processing fees |
| St Kitts & Nevis | From $250,000 | From $325,000 | Government, due diligence & processing fees |
| Turkey | — | From $400,000 | Title-deed, legal & application fees |
| Vanuatu | From $130,000 | — | Due diligence & processing fees |
What makes up the total cost?
Every program has four main cost components: the qualifying investment (a government contribution or approved real estate); government and application fees; due-diligence fees charged per applicant to fund background checks; and professional fees for legal and advisory services. Property routes such as Turkey also involve transfer and title costs, but the asset can typically be resold after the holding period.
Contribution vs real estate
A government contribution is a lower, non-refundable outlay, while a real estate investment is higher but recoverable after the required holding period. The best choice depends on your budget and whether you value liquidity or a tangible asset. Compare all factors on our program comparison page.
For a precise, itemised quote based on your family composition and preferred program, book a private consultation with our advisors.
Lowest Total From $130,000 Vanuatu
The most affordable route to a second citizenship overall.
Caribbean From $200,000 Contribution Route
Government-fund donations start at around USD 200,000.
Real Estate From $200,000 Recoverable Asset
Property routes let you hold a resellable asset alongside citizenship.
Family Pricing Fixed Tiers Cost-Effective
Adding dependents is priced at fixed rates, not per full application.
Government Fees Separate Confirmed Upfront
Due diligence and processing fees are quoted transparently before you commit.
No Hidden Costs Full Transparency Clear Quotes
We provide an itemised, all-in cost estimate for your exact family.
Frequently asked questions
Vanuatu is the most affordable overall, starting from USD 130,000. Among Caribbean programs, contributions begin at around USD 200,000 for a single applicant.
Yes. Expect government and application fees, per-applicant due-diligence fees, and professional/legal fees. We provide a transparent, all-in estimate before you proceed.
The property itself can usually be sold after the required holding period (commonly 3–7 years, depending on the program), allowing you to recover much of the capital. Government contributions are non-refundable.
Most programs add dependents at fixed rates rather than charging a full application per person, which makes family applications highly cost-effective.
Yes. Once we know your chosen program and family composition, we prepare an itemised, all-inclusive quote. Book a consultation to receive yours.
Explore Your Citizenship by Investment Options
Every investor’s circumstances, family objectives, and international mobility goals are unique. Our advisors help you assess which Citizenship by Investment program aligns with your long-term plans for global mobility, business expansion, family security, and international diversification.
Receive a confidential assessment and discover how a second citizenship could support your future opportunities, including enhanced global mobility and long-term family security.