Added
created from Border Force and regulation 33 (https://borderforce.gov.tc/visas-permits).
Minimum investment
$300,000
Real estate
Stay
60
months, renewable
Application fee
$1,500
Tax
0.0%
Zero Income Tax
Path to staying
- Residence permit60 months
- Renewrenewable
- Permanent residency
- Citizenship
- Dual citizenship allowed
Overview
- Country
- Turks and Caicos
- Program
- Home Owner's Permit
- Local name
- Home Owner's Permit
- Type
- Economic
- Status
- Active
- Initial duration
- 60 months
- Renewable
- Yes
Five-year renewable permit for a non-resident who owns a home in the Turks and Caicos Islands bought or built for at least USD 300,000 and can support themselves and their dependants. The holder cannot work. It is not a Permanent Residence Certificate.
Investment options
| Type | Min amount | USD equivalent | Holding | Returnable | Required |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Real estate | USD 300,000 | $300,000 | — | Yes | Required |
Eligibility
- Minimum age 18+
- Criminal record check not required
- Health check not required
- Health insurance not required
Work rights
- Employment not allowed
- Self-employment not allowed
- Own a business not allowed
- Work permit included no
Family and dependents
- Dependents allowed
- Yes
- Spouse included
- Yes
- Max child age
- 18
- Parents allowed
- No
Benefits and mobility
- Bank account no
- Property purchase allowed
- Public healthcare no access
Tax
- Tax regime
- Exempt
- Tax rate
- 0.0%
- Regime name
- Zero Income Tax
- Foreign income taxed
- No
- Capital gains taxed
- No
How to apply
- Method
- in person
- Processing time
- Up to 42 days
- Apply from abroad
- No
Notes
Immigration Regulations, regulation 33. Border Force states the same USD 300,000 floor, a typical five-year term, and no gainful occupation. The permit fee in Schedule 7 is USD 1,500, plus a USD 150 administrative fee. Regulation 36 says a dependant is endorsed without cost. Schedule 7 also lists a USD 500 endorsement fee in the residence-permit block, so the dependant fee is left empty. The holder must keep owning a home at the qualifying value. Renewal is requested thirty days before expiry. A late renewal adds USD 250. The ten-year PRC route names a Residence Permit, not a Home Owner's Permit, so this record does not treat the permit as a path to permanent residence. The Director can take up to six weeks. The Immigration Bill 2026 is not in force.
Last verified Oct 9, 2026 Last changed Oct 10, 2026 Source