Changelog
Every change to a figure or rule on this site is recorded here, newest first.
4 October 2026 (redesign)
- Each programme now shows one price: the government minimum for its main route and a single applicant. Agent and professional fees are additional. Itemised bills, family totals and the public calculator were removed; a licensed agent prepares family estimates on request.
- Sources now sit in a collapsed list at the end of each page instead of inline footnotes.
4 October 2026
- Figures for nine programmes (Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica, Grenada, Nauru, St Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, São Tomé and Príncipe, Türkiye and Vanuatu) checked against government sources and published.
- Nauru: the reduced USD 90,000 contribution now cites the Cabinet instrument extending it to 31 December 2026, and is shown with that end date.
- St Kitts and Nevis: the biometric and passport fee removed from every total and shown as a note, because the unit does not say whether new applicants pay it.
- São Tomé and Príncipe: a third-party report that no interview is required moved from the facts to the list of reported changes.
- Nationality restrictions added for Nauru and São Tomé and Príncipe from their official pages; neither names a barred nationality, and Nauru's rule on UN-listed high-risk countries is quoted as written.
- Added from official texts: Schengen status under Regulation (EU) 2018/1806 and UK visit-visa status for all nine; the US proclamation of December 2025; the regional USD 200,000 minimum and the ECCIRA agreement and Acts; agent rules and lists; the legal basis and payment stages for each programme.
- Added for UAE residents: how Emirati nationality is acquired, dual-citizenship rules from ten home governments, the AED peg, and the UAE bodies that issue police certificates, attestations and Emirates IDs.
- Added: Saint Lucia's approval and refusal figures from the unit's 2024–25 annual report, and Türkiye's US E-2 treaty status.