There are some restrictions on citizens of Afghanistan, Somalia, North Korea, Iran, Yemen and Sudan. However, if you are a citizen of one of those countries and you have been legally resident in a non-restricted country for 10 years or more, you can apply for citizenship in Antigua & Barbuda. The documentation required for your application will be similar to other applicants and will depend on your individual situation and background. You must apply for citizenship via a licensed agent and a good agent will have an in-depth call or video session with you prior to any formal engagement to review your background and ascertain exactly what supporting documents you will be required to provide. Remember they should also be interviewing you in a way to ensure they are comfortable representing you and that they are confident of a successful application. It can also be helpful if your agent has assisted other applicants from your home country, however the most important thing in my opinion is that your agent is solely focused on citizenship applications day-in-day-out, and not a part-time agent. A full-time citizenship expert and licensed agent will very likely prove more efficient and effective and will have the resources to assist you for many years to come in your second citizenship country. I hope that helps!
