Antigua and Barbuda stand out as one of the few countries enabling investors to acquire citizenship through its Citizenship by Investment (CBI) program using cryptocurrency. This unique opportunity caters to crypto enthusiasts seeking a second passport that provides visa-free travel to over 140 countries, including the European Union.
As part of Antigua and Barbuda’s Citizenship by Investment (CBI) program, cryptocurrency wallets can be considered as legal sources of funds.
This crypto-friendly policy aims to attract wealthy investors who utilize digital assets and help address the “de-risking” issues Caribbean banks have faced in recent years by providing an alternative payment method.
However, investors must first convert their cryptocurrency to fiat currency before investing, as the program does not directly accept crypto payments.
*Note: Prices are set to increase by the end of July 2024.
For more details, read the article: Caribbean Citizenship by Investment Programs’ Price Hike is Officially in Place.
The program does not directly accept cryptocurrency as payment:
The program has strict due diligence requirements on the source and legality of the investor’s funds, including their cryptocurrency assets:
Several approved real estate projects accept cryptocurrency investments as part of their CBI program. Popular options include luxury resorts, hotels, and residential developments.
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Accepted cryptocurrencies include Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Litecoin. Daily conversion rates from crypto into USD have been established by authorities to minimize exposure to cryptocurrency volatility.
Antigua and Barbuda actively embrace blockchain technology across various sectors of its economy. The Digital Assets Bill 2020 is an example of the government enacting pro-crypto laws, and the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank (ECCB) launched the DXCD, a blockchain-based digital currency piloted in Antigua and Barbuda.
By leveraging Antigua and Barbuda’s crypto-friendly CBI program, you can diversify your portfolio and enhance your global mobility. Join the growing number of investors who are securing their future with this innovative opportunity.
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