Antigua and Barbuda – Visas
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Two Caribbean islands with 365 beaches, warm seas year-round and no personal income tax whatsoever. English is the official language, property is reasonable, and you can arrive via a nomad route or citizenship by investment.
Antigua and Barbuda at a glance
Cost of living
Moderate
Property
Affordable
Healthcare
Moderate
Safety
Some concerns
Climate
Warm (~27°C)
English
Native / official
Expat community
Very large
Where Antigua and Barbuda is strongest: English-friendliness #1 of 81tax friendliness #9 of 81size of expat community #15 of 80
Worth weighing up: safety #64 of 77healthcare #53 of 77cost of living #52 of 76
TaxNo personal income tax at all
Visa / residencyCitizenship by investment or nomad visa, English
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