News Updates | The Citizenship by Investment Programme

March 10, 2016

False Information

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The Unit categorically disapproves of the claim that citizenship can be acquired through the purchase and refurbishing of villas at Jolly Harbour. This is false and does not represent ...

March 2, 2016

Morris Bay Facelift – A Success

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Beach Clean-Up Signals Start of a Community Tradition of Excellence St. John’s, Antigua; Monday 29th February, 2016 – Prime Minister Gaston Browne, Max Fernandez Minister of Foreign Affairs and International ...

January 26, 2016

Investment Migration Council Approves Antigua and Barbuda Membership

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St. John’s, Antigua; Tuesday, Jan. 26, 2016: After careful and deliberate assessment of the country’s CIP law, regulation, policy statements and rigorous due diligence process, The Investment Migration Council (IMC) ...

January 21, 2016

Discover Antigua & Barbuda (Video)

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January 8, 2016

Antigua and Barbuda to Host First Leg of Caribbean Citizenship Summit

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Antigua and Barbuda is poised to host the first leg of the Caribbean Citizenship Summit slated for January 11 to 21, 2016. The event, which will be held at Non-Such ...

August 21, 2015

Gov’t invites CIP investment in APUA

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Government has decided to give investors in the Citizenship by Investment Programme (CIP) the option to pump money into the Antigua Public Utilities Authority (APUA). The announcement was made by ...

August 11, 2015

Government denies it’s giving up CIP revenue

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The government says it will not be forgoing any sums under the Citizenship by Investment (CIP) in a deal with a UAE developer. The United Arab Emirates based Sweet Homes ...

August 10, 2015

Changes to CIP lead to more applicants

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ST JOHN’S, Antigua – Antigua & Barbuda can expect an uptick in Citizenship by Investment Programme (CIP) applications in the coming weeks as the market is said to be reacting ...

August 10, 2015

150 citizenships granted through ‘aggressive’ CIP promo

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ST JOHN’S, Antigua – An “aggressive” approach has been credited as the reason for about $50 million being pumped into the economy through the Citizenship by Investment Programme (CIP) since ...