What is the minimum real estate investment to qualify for St. Kitts and Nevis citizenship?

The real estate route has two levels. The most common is investing at least US$325,000 to purchase a unit or fractional share in a development that the government has approved for citizenship purposes. This amount is paid per main applicant.

The alternative is buying an approved private single-family dwelling, which carries a substantially higher minimum (around US$600,000). On top of the property price you should budget for government fees, due diligence fees, legal costs, stamp duty and other closing expenses, which are separate from the qualifying investment.