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Qualifying for Antigua and Barbuda's citizenship isn't as daunting as it seems if you're prepared. From what I recall, the main routes are through real estate investment starting at around $200,000, or donating to their national development fund from $100,000 for a single applicant. You also need to pass background checks and health screenings, but no language tests or long residency requirements. I looked into it a couple years back when my job had me traveling a lot in the Caribbean. Ended up chatting with a consultant who broke it down—it's great for visa-free travel to over 150 countries. If you're serious, check out this guide on antigua and barbuda passport for more details; it helped me understand the timelines. My buddy actually went the donation route and said the process took about 3-4 months. He invested in a small property too, which doubled as a vacation spot. Overall, it's straightforward if your finances align, but always get professional advice to avoid pitfalls.