During the year of European immigration, investment immigration programs in Cyprus, Portugal, and Greece have successively become the focus of investors' attention. However, at this very moment, a small North American country has also joined this market atmosphere. It is St. Kitts.
The full name of St. Kitts is St. Kitts and Nevis. Located in the northern part of the Leeward Islands in the Eastern Caribbean, it is a federal island nation composed of the island of Saint Christopher (St. Kitts) and the island of Nevis. It gained independence on September 19, 1983, and became a Commonwealth realm with an area of 267 square kilometers. The population is approximately 46,000, with 94% being of African descent, and the remainder being of European and mixed descent. Most residents practice Christianity. English is the official and common language. The currency is the Eastern Caribbean dollar. The capital, Basseterre, is located on the larger island of St. Kitts, while the smaller island of Nevis is located 3 kilometers southeast of St. Kitts, separated by a strait known as "The Narrows." Both of the country's main islands are volcanic, with dense jungles in the central regions where several rivers originate and flow to the sea. These areas are sparsely populated, and most residents live in the coastal regions.