St Lucia Passport

1. The only government bond option

St. Lucia is the only Caribbean country to offer government bond investments as a route to citizenship qualification. Fully refundable, risk-free investment guarantees return by the government after five years, giving you complete peace of mind with your investment. 

For five years, you should invest $300,000 (not depending on the family size) in non-interest-bearing government bonds. The investment option is also subjected to a flat administrative fee of $50,000, regardless of the number of family members included in your application.

2. No tax

No taxation in respect of capital gains, inheritances or offshore companies

3. Ideal place for retiring

What are the reasons to choose St. Lucia for your place of retirement? You will find everything from leisure to adventure to culture, there is enough on this beatiful island to keep you busy and enthusiastic all year long.

4. Precious passport

St Lucia passport ranking is 30th in the world. It is ranked higher than Grenada or Dominica.

5. Untouched natural beauty

Spectacular natural beauty ranging from the iconic twin peaks of the Pitons and the Diamond Waterfalls to lush rainforest and stunning beaches.

Where is Saint Lucia?

Saint Lucia is located between the Americas and is only eight (8) hours away from Europe. Saint Lucia is part of the Lesser Antilles, home to the majestic Piton Mountains, volcanic mud baths, sun-soaked beaches and vibrant culture. St Lucia can be found north/northeast of the island of Saint Vincent, northwest of Barbados and south of Martinique. It's land area is of 617 km2 (238 square miles). Castries is the capital city of St. Lucia and is located in the northwest of the island.

Saint Lucia has a tropical climate; the weather stays consistently warm
throughout the year. The average temperature ranges from 23 to 31 degrees Celsius (84 to 87 degrees Fahrenheit). The island has only two seasons-the dry season and the wet season. The dry season falls between December and June and the wet season falls between July and November.

Is St Lucia a rich country?

What to do in Saint Lucia?

Conde Nast Traveler, a luxury and lifestyle travel magazine
published by Conde Nast identified Saint Lucia as one of "The
50 most Beautiful Places in the World."

St. Lucia is not just about viewing; it's rather about doing: swimming, sailing, dancing, eating, hiking, biking, horseback riding, diving, snorkelling… the list is as long as your own interests.

Saint Lucia is rapidly becoming one of the
world's major yachting centres, complemented by a wide
range of superb facilities catering to all the needs of the
international yachting community. The island boasts
three superior marinas in Rodney Bay, Marigot Bay
and Soufriere, all of which are official points of entry to
the country.