Education
Education is compulsory and delivered in English, with primary and secondary schools on both islands and access to regional university campuses, including the University of the West Indies.
The Caribbean
Antigua and Barbuda
Citizenship by investment with strong visa-free access and flexible family inclusion
Country overview
Antigua and Barbuda offers a long-running citizenship-by-investment programme with four investment options, including a contribution to the national development fund and an approved real-estate purchase.
Citizenship carries visa-free travel to a wide range of destinations and can be extended to a large family group, including parents and unmarried siblings under the programme's rules.
We match you with the option that fits your budget and plans, assemble the due-diligence file, and handle the application from the initial assessment to passport issue.
Country at a glance
- Capital
- Saint John's
- Population
- 94,000
- Languages
- English
- Currency
- East Caribbean dollar
Life in Antigua and Barbuda
Education, economy, healthcare, and everyday life
Antigua and Barbuda is a stable, English-speaking twin-island nation with a well-run citizenship-by-investment programme and a strong tourism economy.
Economy and jobs
Tourism accounts for most of the economy, supported by yachting, financial services, and the citizenship programme's investment in resorts and infrastructure.
Healthcare
The Mount St. John's Medical Centre is the main public hospital, with district clinics across the island and private doctors available in Saint John's.
Quality of life
Antigua is known for its 365 beaches and a year-round sailing season, with a relaxed island pace that suits families and retirees alike.
Other destinations
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