Editorial Staff
25/02/25 10:49

Editorial Staff
25/02/25 10:49

Antigua and Barbuda Ranked 4th on CIP Index

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​Antigua and Barbuda’s Citizenship by Investment Program (CIP) has ranked 4th on the Henley Citizenship Program Index 2025.

Henley & Partners is the global leader in residence and citizenship by investment.

Each year, hundreds of wealthy individuals and their advisors rely on their expertise and experience in this area. The firm’s highly qualified professionals work together as one team in over 60 offices worldwide.

The Henley Citizenship Program Index reflects the relative worth of the most reputable citizenship by investment programs around the world.

 Published each year in the Investment Migration Programs report, the index is revised annually by leading academic researchers, country risk specialists, economists, independent expert immigration and citizenship lawyers, and other specialists.

This year’s edition features a total of 40 programs, presenting the most relevant of over 100 worldwide.

​The Global Citizenship Program Index assessed 14 countries and saw Malta remain a top the list. This is 10th consecutive year they have been named number one.

Austria is second and Grenada, third, followed by Antigua and Barbuda.

This means that in the region Antigua and Barbuda is second overall in terms of its CIP.

Nauru, St. Lucia and St. Kitts and Nevis tied for 5th.

Dominica 6th, Turkey 7th while Egypt, Jordan and North Macedonia tied for the eighth spot.

Rounding off then top 10 Vanuatu and Cambodia.

The index was published on February 18.

 

5 Comments

  1. Stone

    That’s one of the reasons we get so many undesirables coming to our shores..

    Reply
  2. Luka Johnson

    Great

    Reply
  3. Island Girl

    I’m sorry but I don’t trust this Henley and partners nonesence. Most of these people are paid to do this. No real evidence

    Reply
  4. juju Bee

    Good job. Commendation to the government

    Reply
  5. Antigua Surf

    Interesting to see Antigua and Barbuda up there! This could mean an increase in investment in the region. I wonder how they plan to manage the influx of new applicants.

    Reply

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