Located in the southeastern Caribbean, St. Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG) is a 32-island chain offering exceptional real estate opportunities for discerning buyers. From the mainland of St. Vincent to the world-famous islands of Bequia, Mustique, and Canouan, this destination offers tranquility, natural beauty, and exclusivity in one of the region’s most authentic island nations.
St. Vincent and the Grenadines provides an attractive environment for real estate investment.
Top benefits include:
Full foreign ownership with no restrictions
No capital gains, inheritance, or wealth tax
Secure land title and established property laws
Low density tourism and limited development
High-end private islands and boutique resorts
Direct flights from North America and Europe
Buyers can choose from a variety of property types across the islands:
Luxury beachfront villas – Private homes with direct access to the sea
Investment land – Ocean-view or hillside plots for custom builds
Boutique hotels and guesthouses – Commercial opportunities in tourism
Resort properties – Managed developments in Canouan and Bequia
Private islands – Ultra-exclusive ownership for high-net-worth individuals
Bequia – Laid-back charm, boutique hotels, and hillside villas
Mustique – Ultra-luxury homes in a private, gated island community
Canouan – Exclusive resort island with world-class amenities
Union Island – Great potential with marina access and airport
Mainland St. Vincent – Larger plots, infrastructure, and steady growth
Q: Can foreigners buy property in St. Vincent and the Grenadines?
A: Yes. Foreigners can purchase property outright but must apply for an Alien Landholding License.
Q: What taxes are involved in purchasing real estate?
A: Buyers typically pay stamp duty, legal fees, and licensing costs. There are no annual property, capital gains, or inheritance taxes.
Q: Are there restrictions on renting property?
A: No, properties can be rented for short-term vacation use or long-term leases.
Q: Is financing available to non-residents?
A: Mortgage options are limited; most purchases are cash-based, though private lending is sometimes available.
Apply early for the Alien Landholding License to avoid delays
Work with a reputable local real estate attorney
Survey and inspect properties before committing
Consider rental income potential, especially in Bequia and Canouan
Review zoning laws if purchasing land for development
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Barbados: +246-432-6307
UK : +44 (0)333 9398 246
USA/CANADA: +1 347 707 1195
International : +44 1978 368531
Email : [email protected]
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