Citizenship by Investment Cost Comparison (2026): Published Minimums

Updated 2026-11-07 · Citizenships.ai editors

This page lists the published minimum for each open citizenship-by-investment (CBI) program in our directory, as stated by the official source on the date checked. It is general information, not legal or immigration advice. Minimums exclude government fees, due diligence fees, agent and legal fees, which can add significantly to the total. Always confirm with the official authority.

Caribbean (OECS) programs

Since mid-2024 the five Eastern Caribbean programs have broadly aligned their minimum prices under a memorandum of agreement among OECS states (per IMA Grenada's June 2024 press release).

Dominica: from US$200,000 (Economic Diversification Fund, single applicant), or approved real estate from US$200,000. Listing
Antigua and Barbuda: from US$230,000 (National Development Fund); real estate from US$300,000. Listing
Grenada: US$235,000 (National Transformation Fund, family of up to 4); approved project US$270,000 plus US$50,000. Listing
Saint Lucia: US$240,000 (National Economic Fund, up to 3 dependants); real estate US$300,000. Listing
St Kitts and Nevis: US$250,000 (Sustainable Island State Contribution, family of up to 4). Listing

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Pacific and Africa

Nauru: US$90,000 contribution under a limited-time offer for applications filed before 31 December 2026. Listing
São Tomé and Príncipe: from US$90,000 (National Development Contribution). Listing
Vanuatu: official minimum selling price US$130,000 for a single applicant (DSP). Listing
Egypt: US$250,000 non-refundable contribution, or other routes from US$300,000. Listing

Türkiye and Jordan

Türkiye: real estate from US$400,000 with a 3-year resale restriction, or US$500,000 routes. Listing
Jordan: business routes from JOD 500,000 with job creation. Listing

What the minimum doesn't tell you

Family size changes the price on most programs.
Travel access can change. Several governments have recently changed visa rules for nationals of some CBI countries, so check the current position for the destinations you care about.
Approval is discretionary and depends on due diligence on you and your source of funds.

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