
St Kitts
Minimum $250,000 Donation
Real Estate Option
Citizenship & Passport
Long Established Program

The Curaçao Residency by Investment Permit Program allows investors to obtain residence permits in the nation. After five years, applicants are eligible to apply for Dutch citizenship.
Curaçao is a Dutch Caribbean autonomous country that forms part of the Dutch Kingdom. It is situated in the Southern Caribbean, just off the coast of Venezuela. Curaçao is not an independent country; it is a constituent country within the Kingdom of the Netherlands. Curaçao handles most of its internal affairs but relies on the Netherlands for matters like defense and foreign policy. The status is similar to that of other Dutch Caribbean entities like Aruba and Sint Maarten.
The program is not a direct citizenship by investment program. However invesors can apply for Netherlands (Dutch) Citizenship after five years. The Netherlands is part of the EU and Dutch citizens can live or work anywhere within the European Union.
Three year renewable residence permit: Minimum investment of $280,000 USD
Five year renewable residence permit: Minimum investment of $425,000 USD
Indefinite residence permit for a minimum investment of $850,000 USD
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