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Citizenship by investment: official costs compared

Last verified: 2026-10-27Government CBI unit sources only

YieldVisa compares official contribution and investment minimums for citizenship-by-investment (CBI) programs, with dated government sources. CBI is an investment or donation route to a passport, not an income-based residency visa. Preferred-stock dividends and rentista income floors are a different product — see which visas accept dividends, rentista visas compared, and the calculator.

CountryCheapest official contribution routeMin (USD)StatusPrimary sourceOffer / note
NauruNaoero Treasury Fund contribution (limited-time Iruwa Initiative offer)US$90,000Verifiedecrcp.gov.nr
nauru.gov.nr
Offer ends applications filed before 2026-12-31.
DominicaEconomic Diversification Fund (EDF)US$200,000Verifiedcbiu.gov.dm
cbiu.gov.dm
cbiu.gov.dm
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Antigua and BarbudaNational Development Fund (NDF)US$230,000Verifiedcip.gov.ag
cip.gov.ag
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GrenadaNational Transformation Fund (NTF)US$235,000Verifiedimagrenada.gd
imagrenada.gd
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Saint LuciaNational Economic Fund (NEF)US$240,000Verifiedcipsaintlucia.com—
St Kitts and NevisSustainable Island State Contribution (SISC)US$250,000Verifiedciu.gov.kn
ciu.gov.kn
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Visa-free destination counts are not shown unless an official unit page publishes them. Agent and media figures are not used as fact.

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Nauru

Economic and Climate Resilience Citizenship Program (ECRCP)

Cheapest official contribution: US$90,000 Verified

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Dominica

Citizenship by Investment – Economic Diversification Fund (EDF)

Cheapest official contribution: US$200,000 Verified

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Antigua and Barbuda

Citizenship by Investment – National Development Fund (NDF)

Cheapest official contribution: US$230,000 Verified

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Grenada

Citizenship by Investment – National Transformation Fund (NTF)

Cheapest official contribution: US$235,000 Verified

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Saint Lucia

Citizenship by Investment – National Economic Fund (NEF)

Cheapest official contribution: US$240,000 Verified

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St Kitts and Nevis

Citizenship by Investment – Sustainable Island State Contribution (SISC)

Cheapest official contribution: US$250,000 Verified

Official costs →

CBI is not a rentista visa

If you need ongoing passive income for residency instead of a passport via contribution, use the income calculator and the rentista comparison.

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