Citizenship of Antigua and Barbuda

The beautiful twin islands of Antigua and Barbuda offer you laid-back elegance, turquoise waters, luxury yachts and famous residents. There is a large international community here, including many Europeans, and as a result, there are excellent restaurants in addition to the 365 beaches and natural beauty. Antigua's population is still relatively small, with only 85,000 people. However, it has been a high-end tourist destination for over 70 years and remains unspoiled while offering many amenities that smaller islands cannot.

Antigua is one of the most beautiful islands in the region and has a brand new airport. It is the hub for regional flights and its financial and physical infrastructure is really excellent. Safety is another element to consider. Statistically, Antigua is one of the safest islands in the Caribbean. It is not surprising that several famous politicians, artists and fashion designers live here.

No, you do not have to travel to Antigua as part of the application process.

Antigua and Barbuda has no capital gains or inheritance tax, and income earned outside the country is not taxed. The residency requirement to be considered a tax resident is currently 180 days per year, but this is set to be reduced to 30 days this year, making Antigua a great option for anyone looking to change their tax residency and remain highly mobile. Antigua has no income, capital gains or inheritance tax, making it a very favorable place to reside.