Secondary passports are in high demand, especially those granting visa-free travel to the US and Europe, as the coronavirus makes globe-trotting more difficult
Caribbean island countries have long offered passports to wealthy foreigners in exchange for a – sometimes steep – monetary investment, but facing a cash crunch and a surge in interest, there are deals to be had.
Through December 1, the island nation of Saint Kitts and Nevis is selling a four-person family package for US$150,000 – down from US$190,000, in exchange for a minimum real-estate purchase of US$200,000 that must be held for at least seven years.