The Prime Minister also listed many benefits Nigerians could achieve with second citizenship from St Kitts and Nevis to build their own legacy. “Those who invest will be investing in a jurisdiction where the investment is safe, where they can earn profits, and they can […] create their profits,” he said.
He also noted St Kitts and Nevis’ close financial and diplomatic relationships with the US, UK and other economic centres.
Moreover, he said that St Kitts and Nevis has one of the strongest economies in the Caribbean region and is a “leader in the rule of law” in terms of its practice of democracy,
Among other advantages, he concluded with ensuring listeners about his citizens’ “warmth and hospitality”.
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Broadening Your Horizon
In the second half of the webinar, Mr Les Khan, CEO of the Citizenship by Investment Unit, discussed the straightforward process and investment options that make St Kitts and Nevis a unique choice for Nigerian investors.
“St Kitts is doing everything to protect the investment but also to make us one of the strongest programmes in the Caribbean and in the world,” he said.
He reiterated that aside from being one of the Caribbean’s strongest economies and business-friendly, business owners and investors gain numerous other incentives. “For example, the client does not have to visit St Kitts [and Nevis] in order to put in the application. There is no requirement to be here. The number of visa-free countries obviously is a big factor.
“Economic citizens […] can proudly say that they belong to a politically stable, democratic nation that protects the rights of citizens.”
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Investing in St Kitts and Nevis
The most straightforward path to citizenship in St Kitts and Nevis is through the Sustainable Growth Fund. The fund offers well-vetted investors the opportunity to contribute $150,000 in the country’s social and economic development for citizenship. The fund is used to develop priority sectors such as education, health, climate change and resilience, infrastructure, tourism and culture, and indigenous entrepreneurship promotion.
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