5 Countries Where Buying Approved Resort Property Can Get You a Passport

Obtain a second passport by investing in approved resort properties. We analyze the real costs and requirements across 5 nations. Many investors assume the cheapest real estate option is the best path to citizenship. This guide examines the reality of obtaining a second passport through approved resort developments, where entry thresholds typically start around $200,000. We break down the actual financial commitment, including the necessary government contributions that often go overlooked in initial marketing materials. Beyond the purchase price, we investigate the structure of these programs to ensure your capital is protected. Whether you are seeking residency by investment or a direct path to citizenship, understanding the hidden costs is essential. We use specific examples, such as the $270,000 property minimum in Grenada, to illustrate the difference between a viable Plan B and a bad investment. Proper due diligence is the only way to ensure your property investment actually yields the mobility you require. 🌎 HORIZON INSIDER + TRAVEL RESOURCES Members-only residency guides, country research, updates and early access: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4JvP2kKgiFYkzDgQxbBLkw/join ✈️ Flights — Kiwi: https://kiwi.tpo.lv/WQyHlL7P 🏨 Hotels — Expedia: https://expedia.com/affiliate/DuDYmA2 📶 Travel eSIM — Saily: https://saily.tpo.lv/iAqDJXzA Affiliate disclosure: Horizon Society may earn a commission from selected links at no extra cost to you. 0:00 Approved resort property can still unlock passports 0:30 St Kitts and Nevis: The original passport programme 3:10 Antigua and Barbuda: The flexible family route 5:03 Saint Lucia: The clean resort-property option 6:53 Grenada: The US investor-visa advantage 9:19 Dominica: The lowest property threshold #HorizonSociety #MoveAbroad #SecondPassport #RetireAbroad #CheapPropertyAbroad