Guides to Saint Lucia citizenship
Each guide is written by Darya Melnik, checked against the Citizenship by Investment Unit of Saint Lucia, its legislation and BRIDGES published data, and dated. Start with the complete guide if you are new to the programme.
Saint Lucia Citizenship by Investment in 2026: The Complete Guide
How Saint Lucia citizenship by investment works in 2026: the $240,000 fund, real estate, bonds and enterprise routes, eligibility, the family, the interview, timelines, the passport, the UK visa and the 2025 to 2026 reforms. Written by Darya Melnik.
How Much Saint Lucia Citizenship Costs in 2026: Fund, Real Estate, Bonds and Every Fee
The real cost of Saint Lucia citizenship in 2026: $240,000 National Economic Fund for up to four people, $300,000 real estate or bonds with administration fees, processing and due diligence fees, extra dependants and worked examples for singles and families.
Saint Lucia Citizenship Application in 2026: Steps, Documents, Interview and Timeline
How to apply for Saint Lucia citizenship by investment in 2026: the authorised agent, forms SL1 to SL4, police certificates, the $350,000 affidavit, due diligence, the identity interview, approval, the oath and realistic timelines.
Saint Lucia Citizenship for the Family in 2026: Spouse, Children, Parents and Siblings
Who can be included in a Saint Lucia citizenship application in 2026 under Act No. 22 of 2025: spouse, children up to 21 or 30, parents over 55, siblings under 18, dependants with disabilities, adding family later and costs.
The Saint Lucia Passport in 2026: Visa-Free Countries, Schengen, the UK Visa and Validity
What the Saint Lucia passport gives in 2026: 140 destinations without a prior visa, Schengen 90 days, the UK visa since 5 March 2026, the US and China, validity, dual citizenship, taxes and the EU position.
Saint Lucia vs Other Caribbean Citizenship Programmes in 2026: St Kitts, Grenada, Dominica, Antigua
How Saint Lucia compares with St Kitts and Nevis, Grenada, Dominica and Antigua and Barbuda in 2026: minimum investment, family coverage, the bond option, timelines, UK access, the E-2 treaty and shared EU risk.