Focus on Antigua Investment Citizenship and pay attention to Antigua and Barbuda's labor policies: The total workforce in Antigua and Barbuda is approximately 30,000, of which 12,000 are employed by the government. There are not many skilled and semi-skilled workers, and the number of professionals is relatively low. In recent years, due to the continuous and stable development of the Antigua and Barbuda economy, employment opportunities have increased, and some vacant positions have begun to be filled by residents from neighboring island countries. Non-Antigua and Barbuda nationals must hold a work permit issued by the Ministry of Labor to work in Antigua and Barbuda. New businesses are prioritized for a certain number of work permits for foreign employees.
Antigua State University and the University of the West Indies offer vocational and technical training through their adult education colleges. The government has also established tourism schools to train personnel engaged in the tourism service industry, but most local mid-level and senior professionals, managers, and government officials are graduates from the United States and the United Kingdom.