Just stumbled upon this thread while researching similar programs myself. I've heard mixed things about these citizenship-by-investment options in the Caribbean. For Antigua specifically, I think the key is proving clean funds and no criminal record, plus the investment thresholds vary by family size. A friend of mine considered it but backed out because of the due diligence fees adding up unexpectedly. Instead, he looked at St. Kitts, which has a similar setup but different perks like no taxes on foreign income. Anyone know if Antigua requires you to visit the country at all during the application? I read somewhere that you might need to spend a few days there post-approval for the oath, but not sure. It's appealing for the passport strength, though—Europe and UK access without visas is huge for business folks. If anyone's got recent experiences, like how the economy there affects property values in the program, that'd be insightful. Overall, seems like a solid choice if you're in it for long-term mobility.
