St. Kitts and Nevis, officially known as Saint Christopher and Nevis, gained independence in 1983 and is part of the Lesser Antilles, located about 2,000 km southeast of Miami. The federation consists of two islands: Nevis (93.2 km²) and St. Kitts (168.4 km²). English is the official and business language. As a member of the British Commonwealth, CARICOM, and the Organization of American States, it benefits from a stable economy managed by the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank, which oversees the Eastern Caribbean Dollar (ECD) tied to the US dollar. The nation operates as a well-functioning democracy under the British parliamentary system, with the King of England as its head of state.

The islands enjoy a pleasant climate, particularly from December to March, with low humidity and cool breezes from the northeast trade winds.

St. Kitts and Nevis presents appealing opportunities for investors, with a well-educated, English-speaking, and hospitable workforce. The government has implemented comprehensive legislation to attract financial services and has run a citizenship by investment program since 1984. This program, the oldest and most reputable of its kind, allows foreign investors to obtain citizenship under specific conditions, offering a valuable option for those seeking alternative citizenship and increased global mobility without prior residency requirements.