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Anguilla

Americas

Key facts

Capital
The Valley
Official language
English
Currency
East Caribbean Dollar
XCD

Anguilla (Americas) has data on 1/14 Prosperous Intelligence indices. Strongest relative position: Quality of Life Index — #45/211 (76.7/100). On the entry side, 85/198 passports can enter Anguilla without a consular visa in advance. The dataset records 1 active citizenship and residence programmes in Anguilla.

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Scores on 1 indices

Quality of Life Index 76.7Rank #45 / 211
  • Health & Longevity96.4
  • Safety & Stability29.8
  • Economy & Income68.3
  • Environment & Clean Water93.7
  • Infrastructure100.0
  • Digital Connectivity80.7

At a glance

Entering Anguilla

  • Visa-free: 85 passports
  • Visa on arrival: 0 passports
  • eTA: 0 passports
  • e-⁠Visa: 0 passports
  • Consular visa required: 113 passports
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Regional position and data sources

  • First in Americas on 0/1 indices
  • Above the regional median on 1/1 indices
  • Each index lists its source and data date on the Data sources page
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Citizenship and residence programmes in the dataset

  • Anguilla Residency by Investment (ARBI)
See on the Opportunity Map

Frequently asked questions about Anguilla

What is the capital of Anguilla?

The capital of Anguilla is The Valley.

What is the official language of Anguilla?

The official language of Anguilla is English.

What currency does Anguilla use?

Anguilla uses the East Caribbean Dollar (XCD).

How many destinations require a visa for Anguilla passport holders?

Holders of the Anguilla passport must apply for a consular visa before travelling to 19 destinations and need an e-⁠Visa for 30. Full list: Anguilla passport page.

How many passports can enter Anguilla without applying for a visa in advance?

85 of 198 passports can enter Anguilla without applying for a consular visa in advance: 85 visa-free. 113 must apply for a consular visa.

What citizenship and residency programmes does Anguilla offer?

The Prosperous Intelligence dataset records 1 active citizenship or residency programme in Anguilla: Anguilla Residency by Investment (ARBI). Details: Opportunity Map.

What is the minimum investment for residency or citizenship in Anguilla?

In Anguilla, Anguilla Residency by Investment (ARBI) requires a minimum investment starting from US$150,000 (reference USD conversion).

How long does it take to become a citizen of Anguilla through these programmes?

Through Anguilla Residency by Investment (ARBI), citizenship of Anguilla is possible after about 5 years, after a period of permanent residence (reference time).

How many days a year do you need to spend in Anguilla?

In Anguilla, Anguilla Residency by Investment (ARBI) requires 0 days of physical presence a year (reference figure).

Can family members join programmes in Anguilla?

Anguilla Residency by Investment (ARBI) can include spouse.

How does Anguilla rank for quality of life?

Anguilla scores 76.7/100 on Prosperous Intelligence’s Quality of Life Index, ranking #45 of 211.

Which region is Anguilla in?

Anguilla is in the Americas.

What does Prosperous Intelligence cover for Anguilla?

Prosperous Intelligence scores and ranks Anguilla on 1 of 14 indices: Quality of Life Index.

How can I compare Anguilla with other countries?

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Where does the data on this page come from?

Key facts come from the World Bank (population, area, GDP per capita), Wikidata (capital) and Unicode CLDR (languages, currency). Index scores follow Prosperous Intelligence’s methodology.

What the profile contains

  • Key facts from government and international sources
  • Scores and global ranks on 1 Prosperous Intelligence indices
  • Entry rules, passport strength and residency programmes

Why the profile matters

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  • Not a substitute for legal, tax or investment advice
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Method

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  • The limits of the data and how to check official sources
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