St. Kitts Biometric Passport Enrolment
The St. Kitts and Nevis biometric enrolment programme is live. If your Citizenship by Investment passport was issued before 14 April 2026, you must enrol before 31 July 2027 to keep travelling on it.
Enrolment must go through an Authorised Agent. As an Authorised Agent for St. Kitts and Nevis, Karibi gives you as much help as you need, from just your agent code to handling the full process with you.
Enrol before the 31 July 2027 deadline, at an approved centre near you.
Enrol before 31 Dec 2026 and save 10% on government fees.
How We Help You Enrol
Enrolment must go through an Authorised Agent, and that is us. Under the new integrated process, we handle the heavy lifting for you:
- Provide your registration link and agent code.
- Answer your questions and guide you from start to finish.
- Complete your portal fields and upload your notarised documents.
- Handle passport surrender in St. Kitts and securely deliver your new one.
Prefer to talk first?
Call +971 4 584 7777 or message us on WhatsApp, and an advisor will help you get started.
Start Your Biometric Enrolment
When Do You Need to Enrol?
Enrolment is open now. Existing Citizenship by Investment citizens must complete it before the deadline below.
- Enrolment opened: 20 April 2026
- Your deadline to enrol: 31 July 2027
What Biometric Data is Collected?
- Your fingerprints
- A digital facial image
- A digital signature
- An iris scan (where applicable)
How Much Does Enrolment Cost?
The government fee is all-inclusive. It covers both your biometric enrolment and your upgraded passport, and is paid only on the official government platform when you book.
Special Offer: Get a 10% reduction on government fees by enrolling before 31 Dec 2026. Standard fees resume 1 Jan 2027.
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First applicant (16 and over):
US$2,500US$2,250 -
Each additional adult:
US$2,000US$1,800 -
Each child under 16:
US$1,300US$1,170
Where Can You Enrol?
You enrol in person at an approved centre. If you are in the Gulf, you can enrol locally without travelling to the Caribbean.
- Dubai, UAE
- St. Kitts and Nevis
- London, UK
- Ottawa, Canada
- Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
- Istanbul, Turkey
- Abu Dhabi, UAE
- Washington D.C., USA
- Hong Kong
- Toronto, Canada
- Lagos, Nigeria
- Singapore
Centres Coming Soon
- Iraq
St. Kitts Biometric Passport Updates (Effective 1 September 2026)
The St. Kitts and Nevis Citizenship Unit has combined the passport renewal and biometric enrolment into a single, seamless process for Citizenship by Investment passport holders. Here is what the new system means for you:
- Simplified Documents: Printed passport photographs and police reports are no longer required for standard renewals (police reports are only needed if your passport is lost or stolen). Your digital biometric photograph captured at the enrolment centre will be used instead.
- New Requirement: A signed and notarised Recommender Form must now be submitted digitally along with your application.
- Passport Collection & Delivery: Passports are produced and dispatched solely through the Passport Office in St. Kitts and cannot be collected at Embassies. As your Authorised Agent, Karibi will collect your new St. Kitts biometric passport on your behalf and securely deliver it to you, along with a signed letter from the Ministry of National Security.
- Processing Timeline: Please allow 4 to 6 weeks for passport printing, counted from the date you complete your biometric enrolment appointment.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Your St. Kitts and Nevis citizenship by investment status is permanent and completely unaffected by this programme. Non-compliance with biometric enrolment only impacts the international travel validity of your passport document after the final 31 July 2027 deadline.
No. You can complete biometric enrolment at an authorised collection centre near you, including Dubai, Abu Dhabi, London, Jeddah, Washington D.C., and other global locations. Enrolment in St. Kitts is also available if preferred. Karibi directs you to the nearest centre and handles your booking process.
Yes. You do not need to have obtained your citizenship through Karibi to complete biometric enrolment with us. As a government-authorised agent for St. Kitts and Nevis, Karibi can handle your biometric passport enrolment regardless of which agent processed your original citizenship application. You simply appoint us as your agent for enrolment.
Karibi manages your complete end-to-end biometric passport upgrade:
- Issuing your unique agent code and booking link.
- Reviewing and verifying your supporting documents.
- Submitting your complete digital file to the St. Kitts Passport Office.
- Collecting your new biometric passport and returning old cancelled passports in St. Kitts.
- Securely delivering your new passport along with the official Ministry of National Security letter.
Once you submit your details, your Karibi advisor immediately provides your agent code and registration link to secure the earliest available appointment slot. Early booking is strongly advised as appointment availability tightens closer to the 31 July 2027 deadline. Applicants completing enrolment before 31 December 2026 receive a 10% government fee discount.
Biometric enrolment is a mandatory requirement for all new St. Kitts and Nevis citizenship applications. Effective 1 September 2026, biometric enrolment and passport issuance are combined into a single integrated application process. Karibi assists both new applicants and existing citizens upgrading to ICAO-compliant biometric passports.
Standard all-inclusive government fees for biometric enrolment and passport upgrade are:
- Main Adult Applicant (16+): $2,500 USD
- Second Adult Applicant: $2,000 USD
- Child (Under 16): $1,300 USD
Note: Enrolling between 20 July and 31 December 2026 saves 10% on these government fees (e.g., $2,250 USD for the main applicant).
Yes, all citizens regardless of age must complete biometric enrolment. For children under 6 years old and infants, only a digital facial photograph is captured; fingerprint collection is waived. Minors must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.
No, printed passport photos, physical stamp payments, and police reports are no longer required for standard passport applications. Digital photos are captured directly at your biometric appointment, stamp fees are replaced by a single upfront digital payment on the portal, and police reports are only needed if your passport was lost or stolen.
Looking for the full rules, fees, and deadlines?
Read our complete St. Kitts biometric passport guide.