As a non-citizen, you can certainly purchase property in Antigua. You will need to apply for a non-citizens license when you purchase, which costs 7%. There is no minimum investment as a non-citizen and owning a property here does not grant you any extended visa privileges.
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How can I buy real estate in Antigua as a foreigner even if I'm not interested in citizenship?
Is there a minimum threshold or any other regulations for that? Does it grant me any permits to stay longer than about 3 months a year?
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Yes, you can buy real estate as a foreigner even if you're not interested in citizenship. There are no restrictions but it does not provide any residential permits.
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Foreigners can buy freely, but there is no residency by investment program.
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You can purchase real estate in Antigua as a non national by paying a 7.5% tax (of the transaction value) for a Non Citizens License. There are no minimum amounts and no specific geographical locations. You can extend your 90 days by a further 90 days in any case, and can also apply for a permanent residence permit for an additional fee.