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citizenship by investment family cost

Citizenship by investment family cost

Family CBI cost can rank programs differently from single-applicant cost because dependents, adult children, parents, and due diligence rows change the total.

Family size changes the cheapest program

A program that looks cheapest for one applicant may not be cheapest for a spouse, two children, and dependent parents. Family pricing, due diligence, passport issuance, and processing fees need to be compared row by row.

Ask providers to show main applicant, spouse, child, adult dependent, parent, and professional fees separately instead of giving one blended package price.

Dependent eligibility is not just a budget issue

Some family members may need to meet age, dependency, education, health, or support criteria. A low family quote is not useful if one dependent does not qualify under current program rules.

Before choosing a program, confirm the dependent definition, current official fees, document burden, and what happens if a dependent ages out during preparation.

Common questions

Which CBI program is cheapest for families?

There is no universal answer. Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica, St Lucia, Grenada, St. Kitts and Nevis, and Vanuatu can rank differently depending on family composition and current fees.

Should dependent parents be included from the start?

If they are part of the long-term plan, include them in the first quote. Adding dependents later can involve extra cost, eligibility checks, and timing issues.

Official sources to verify

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Ask for a line-item quote that separates contribution, due diligence, processing, document, and professional fees.

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