The Caribbean island nation of St. Kitts is not only a beautiful country full of mystery, but also a desired immigration destination for many Chinese investors. To help those interested in immigrating to St. Kitts integrate into local life more quickly, our editors have specially compiled some local customs for the reference of our immigrant friends.
Casual Tropical Attire
St. Kitts is a Commonwealth country, but due to the influence of its geographical environment, clothing colors here are relatively bright. Because of the temperature, there is no need to bring very thick clothes; just bring some jackets suitable for the spring and autumn seasons in China. If you are attending a dinner party, it is best to wear formal attire to show respect; if it is not particularly formal, a white shirt and trousers will suffice.
Diverse Diet with Lobster as a Highlight
St. Kitts has a long culinary history and a unique dining style. One must mention the lobster feast when coming here, which is made with local spices rubbed onto fresh lobster, resulting in a very delicious taste. St. Kitts also makes good use of vegetables, such as tomatoes, green peppers, onions, eggplants, cucumbers, celery, garlic, etc., as well as fresh seafood, which constitutes the basic dietary profile of the locals.
Generous and Hospitable
The people of St. Kitts are generous, fond of joking, and warm and hospitable; they basically do not get into arguments with others. St. Kitts will give you a very simple and honest feeling, and the locals will take the initiative to greet you and smile. When entertaining guests, people in St. Kitts usually bring out the best food in their homes for guests to taste, and sometimes they will invite guests to dance together.
Head Tilt for "No", Nod for "Yes"
The people of St. Kitts have rich and unique sign language and body language. For example, nodding and smiling or placing the right hand over the heart indicates "gratitude"; shrugging or pouting indicates "I don't know" or "there is no way." The above two are basically understood by outsiders. Additionally, tilting the head to the side means no (negation), while tilting the head back or nodding means yes (affirmation).
St. Kitts Central Commercial District Project Simple Conditions with Many Advantages
Currently, the St. Kitts Citizenship by Investment Central Commercial District project, exclusively represented by Worldway, is the first commercial real estate project since the launch of the St. Kitts and Nevis Citizenship by Investment Program in 1984, and it is also the only commercial center in St. Kitts at present. Investors who invest over 400,000 USD can purchase a prime shop in the Central Commercial District, allowing the whole family of four generations to obtain St. Kitts citizenship and a Commonwealth passport in one step. In addition, you can enjoy multiple advantages such as dual citizenship, a tax haven, no immigration supervision, and visa-free access to more than 100 countries and regions.
As Worldway celebrates its 10th anniversary of US investment immigration, to give back to the vast number of investors, Worldway is giving away thousands of 10,000-yuan service fee vouchers. From now until March 31, investors can use the voucher to deduct 10,000 yuan from the immigration service fee when applying for immigration. Event inquiry hotline: 400-138-2929
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