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Explaining the source of funds clearly to pass St Kitts & Nevis due diligence

Written by Global Immigrate consultants · Reviewed by Fergus Wu, Co-founder & Chief Immigration Consultant

Summary

Mr Fu’s St Kitts & Nevis citizenship experience. He wanted a second passport with wide visa-free access.

Background

Mr Fu, from Shanghai, applied with his wife and one child. He wanted a second passport with wide visa-free access.

Main concern

St Kitts & Nevis due diligence is strict, and he worried his source of funds wouldn’t be clear enough.

Our approach

We organised the source-of-funds documents and explanations, filed through an authorised agent, and arranged biometrics and the interview.

Process and outcome

He passed due diligence and was approved in about 7 months, with the family receiving citizenship.

Adviser’s comment

With citizenship by investment, the key is often not the amount but how clearly the source of funds is shown.

St Kitts & Nevis citizenship application process

  1. Assessment and choice of route (1–2 weeks): We compare the donation and real estate routes.
  2. Documents (1–2 months): Prepare identity, source-of-funds and background documents.
  3. Application and due diligence (Several months): Apply through an authorised agent and undergo due diligence.
  4. Payment and passport (After approval): Complete payment and receive your certificate of citizenship and passport.

Is this right for you?

Every family’s background and timeline is different. To find out whether a similar plan could work for you, book a free consultation with Global Immigrate.

Based on a real client’s experience; names and some details have been changed for privacy.

Learn more: St Kitts & Nevis Citizenship by Investment

FAQ

What are St Kitts & Nevis’s strengths?

St Kitts & Nevis has the longest-running citizenship by investment programme, and its passport offers one of the widest visa-free ranges among Caribbean programmes.

Is there an interview?

Applicants generally attend an interview and register biometrics.

Do I need to give up my current nationality?

This country recognises dual citizenship, but you must separately confirm whether your current country of nationality allows it.

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