How long do I have to take my oath for my citizenship application for Antigua and Barbuda?

My application for the citizenship-by-investment program in Antigua and Barbuda is being processed. My agent said that after granted the passport, I need to travel to the country to take my oath before I become a citizen officially. How long do I have after receiving the passport and before I must travel to the country to take the oath? I am worried about the current COVID-19 situation and travel restrictions.

Answers

On July 24, 2020 Kal Dobbin answered:

You should take your oath when you visit Antigua at some point in the first five years of your citizenship. However, with the current Covid pandemic travel restrictions, allowances are being made and you may be able to take your oath in your own country. As you agent for further information as it becomes available from the Antigua & Barbuda citizenship by investment unit.

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