The school was given a history lesson by the young new citizens and the Federation’s flag, food, music and culture were n display.

As the longest standing and most reputable citizenship by investment program in the region, the Federation continues to gain exposure through this program on the international stage.

St Kitts and Nevis developed the world’s first-ever citizenship by investment programme in 1984. As such, the country has had years to perfect the Programme, which today stands as the oldest, most trusted, and most successful programme of its kind.

Under the St Kitts and Nevis Citizenship by Investment Programme, applicants must show that they are at least 18 years of age, of good character with no criminal record, and in good health. They must then make an investment either in the nation’s Sugar Industry Diversification Foundation, or in pre-approved real estate. Applicants may apply with their spouse and dependent children, and, in some cases, dependent elderly parents.