Austria's citizenship by investment program is not for everyone. The Austrian government can grant citizenship to foreigners who show "extraordinary merit" and contribute to the state's interests. In Austria, applicants need to invest directly into the economy. According to Austrian law experts, setting up a business, creating jobs, or introducing new technologies can be included. Forbes estimates the investment amount for the award to be around $9 million. Good luck finding out who met the program's requirements, as applicants are considered official government secrets and therefore are not disclosed to any other country. There are four ways to become a citizen of Antigua and Barbuda. A $100,000 donation to the national development fund is the least expensive option. The University of the West Indies can accept donations from applicants. There is a $30,000 processing fee for investing in real estate worth at least $400,000. The most expensive option is to invest at least 1.5 million dollars into an approved business on the island and pay a $30,000 fee. The investment program can be used to qualify for citizenship by descent. The first thing you can do is donate $150,000 to the sustainable growth fund, which will be used to promote growth in various sectors including healthcare, education, alternative energy, climate change and resilience. A real estate project with a value of at least $200,000 can be invested by applicants. St. Lucia offers four investment options in exchange for citizenship. A $100,000 donation to the national economic fund is the least expensive option. The property that can be purchased for $300,000 cannot be sold for five years. You can invest a minimum of $3.5 million in an approved enterprise project, which includes restaurants, cruise ports, universities and transportation infrastructure. Three permanent jobs must be created by the projects. The final option is to invest a minimum of $500,000 in government bonds, which is currently discounted 50%. Three investor-citizenship options are offered by Jordan. A $750,000 investment into a project that creates at least 10 local jobs in a community that is located outside of Amman is the least expensive option. The minimum investment is $1 million. Depositing $1 million into the Central Bank of Jordan for at least three years is one of the investment options. Immigrants can purchase shares in a company that is worth at least 1.5 million dollars. Continue to read.
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