The Sustainable Island State Contribution (SISC) allows investors in St. Kitts and Nevis' citizenship by investment program to directly fund strategic projects that support long-term resilience. By contributing above the minimum investment for citizenship, investors can target priority areas like food security, renewable energy, economic diversity, pandemic recovery, and more.
The SISC provides an avenue for investors to contribute to the sustainable development of St. Kitts and Nevis while securing global citizenship opportunities. Funds go into the nation's Federal Consolidated Fund and are allocated across seven key priority pillars:
Increasing local food production
Transitioning to renewable energy
Diversifying the economy
Attracting and supporting sustainable industries
Evolving the creative economy
Recovering from COVID-19 impacts
Expanding social protections and safety nets
Whether you care about food security, green energy, economic resilience, arts funding, or pandemic recovery, the SISC lets you target your priorities for positive impact. It's a secure, accountable option for savvy investors who want to empower meaningful change in St. Kitts and Nevis.
The minimum SISC amounts required are:
Main applicant only: $250,000
Main applicant + spouse: $300,000
Main applicant + 1 dependant: $300,000
Main applicant + spouse + 1-2 dependants: $350,000
Main applicant + 2-3 dependants: $350,000
Each additional dependant under 18: $50,000
Each additional dependant over 18: $75,000
Due diligence fees of $10,000 for the main applicant and $7,500 per dependant over 16 also apply.
The SISC provides an avenue to contribute above the minimum investment for citizenship while supporting the sustainable future of St. Kitts and Nevis. It's a win-win opportunity for the nation and the savvy investor.
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