Added
created from regulation 13(2)(h) and the Citizenship Commission PRC page (https://www.tcifsc.tc/assets/documents/05.01-Immigration-Ordinance-20241213175004.pdf).
Minimum investment
$1,000,000
Donation
Stay
—
Application fee
$25,000
Tax
0.0%
Zero Income Tax
Path to staying
- Permanent residencypossible
- Citizenshipafter 5 years
- Permanent residency
- Citizenship 5 years
- Dual citizenship allowed
Overview
- Country
- Turks and Caicos
- Program
- Permanent Residence Certificate (public sector project)
- Local name
- PRC, regulation 13(2)(h)
- Type
- Investor visa
- Status
- Active
Lifetime permanent residence after a contribution of at least USD 1,000,000 to a public sector project the Governor has designated. The contribution is not returned. The certificate does not allow work. The route sits inside the investment quota.
Investment options
| Type | Min amount | USD equivalent | Holding | Returnable | Required |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Donation | USD 1,000,000 | $1,000,000 | — | No | Required |
Eligibility
- Minimum age 18+
- Criminal record check required
- Health check 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
- Must be primary residence required
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
- 56–70 days
- Apply from abroad
- No
Notes
Immigration Regulations, regulation 13(2)(h) and regulation 22. The five-year retention rule in regulation 14 does not apply to this contribution. The citizenship page asks for a Cabinet action minute and a Treasury receipt. Fees are USD 25,000, a USD 1,500 undertaking fee and a USD 150 administrative fee. A spouse or child endorsement is USD 200 and does not include work. The quota number was not found. Naturalisation as a British Overseas Territories Citizen follows five years of residence. The parent-of-an-Islander route at USD 250,000 is a different regulation, 13(2)(j), and also requires fifteen years of residence and an Islander child with ten years of residence. It is not this program. The Immigration Bill 2026 is not in force.
Last verified Oct 9, 2026 Last changed Oct 10, 2026 Source