FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions​

Buying a property in St. Kitts is straightforward. You just need to sign a purchase agreement, secure funds (mortgages are available if needed), engage a lawyer and then complete on your purchase. For some areas, foreign buyers must obtain an Alien Landholding License, which is a straightforward process involving an application and fee, but some areas are exempt from this. Our friendly team will tell you everything you need to know.

No, there are no restrictions on foreign ownership of property in St. Kitts. Foreign investors can buy residential and commercial properties freely.

Investing in property in St. Kitts can offer benefits such as potential rental income, a stable real estate market, and eligibility for the Citizenship by Investment Programme.

The Citizenship by Investment Programme allows investors to gain citizenship by making a qualifying real estate investment, typically with a minimum value of $200,000, among other requirements.

Costs include the purchase price, legal fees and mortgage fees if applicable. If you would like our help to manage your purchase, then our prices start at just $999 USD. We can help you to find units that are fully furnished and ready to move into or rent, to negotiate your purchase, to find excellent local lawyers and tradespeople and to complete your transaction quickly, with no complications.

Yes, local banks offer mortgage financing to foreign buyers, though terms and interest rates may vary. We can give you an indication of how much you can borrow and signpost you to suitable banks and lenders on the island who are experienced in working with foreign buyers.