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St. Lucia digital nomad visa recently introduced by St. Lucia has made it possible for remote workers to live, work and enjoy this gem in the Eastern Caribbean Sea. St. Lucia is one of the most stunning islands in this part of the world and has opened its doors to the travelling digital nomad.

Saint Lucia Live it program which is another name for this non-immigrant visa was first introduced after the pandemic allowing visitors to stay on the island for up to 6 months. However, as a result of its success, it has now been extended to allow visitors to live and work in the country for a year. 

Digital nomads who are looking to wet their feet during their travel voyages around the world can apply for this visa with relative ease and at a reasonable cost. 

Is a Visa Required To Live in St. Lucia? Does St. Lucia Have a Visa on Arrival?

St. Lucia has always been a popular tourist destination due its pristine sandy beaches, tropical weather and beach resorts—however, like many countries around the world, it is not possible to stay in the county without a visa, residence permit or citizenship. 

Nevertheless, St. Lucia has signed an agreement for visa free entry for citizens of 114 countries for purposes of pleasure or tourism with the validity ranging from 42 days to 6 months. ¹ This means that citizens of certain countries such as the U.K., Suriname and Jamaica do not need a visa for up to 6 months. 

Majority of the visa free period for many of these countries is 90 days. Some nationals can also obtain an e-visa and citizens of certain countries such as Bangladesh, Cambodia, Cape Verde and Bolivia do obtain a visa on arrival with a duration of 30-90 days. 

Citizens of all these countries will need to satisfy certain conditions even if they are on a visa free travel including but not limited to:

• Valid passport for 6 months.
• Proof of onward or return ticket.
• Documentation showing reason of travel.
• Proof of sufficient funds.

However, this only applies to travel that does not entail work or business. Also, certain nationals such as U.S. citizens require a non-immigrant St. Lucian visa for any duration of stay. ² Check with the embassy to verify visa requirements for your country.

Is It Possible To Work Remotely in St. Lucia?

Yes, it is now possible to work remotely in St. Lucia as a digital nomad through the Live it Program. Eligible applicants and their families are now able to live and work on the island nation for up to one year.

What Is St. Lucia Digital Nomad Visa? (Saint Lucia Live It)

The St. Lucia digital nomad visa which is aptly named Saint Lucia Live It, is a non-immigrant visa which is designed to have the visitor enjoy the island county to the fullest. It is tailored for freelancers, remote workers and students who are looking to live and work on the island nation for an extended period.

Application Process for the Saint Lucia Live It Digital Nomad Visa

Application for this visa is fairly straightforward for those who qualify—applicants will need to:

1. Fill out the Application Form for St. Lucia Non-Immigrant Visa
2. Email it to: visaoffice@police.govt.lc
3. The fee for the visa is US $50 for a single entry visa and US $75 for multiple entry over a year period. This is paid at the airport upon arrival.
4. Processing time for the visa is 5 business days. However, this form should be submitted to the Immigration Department at least 2 weeks before departure.
5. It is possible that the application for this visa can be made upon arrival at the airport, but this type of application can be refused.
6. Print and have the authorization form when passing through immigration.

Please visit the Government of Saint Lucia Portal for more information.

Documents Needed for the St. Lucia Digital Nomad Visa

To apply for The St. Lucia digital nomad visa, applicants will need to furnish following documents:

• Two certified passport size photographs.
• A valid passport for up to six months.
• Proof of remote work, freelancer or business.
• Proof of hotel and/or private accommodation.
• Copy of travel itinerary.
• Job letter.
• For nomad students – letters from school, college or university.
• Proof of sufficient funds (not specified).

Requirements for the St. Lucia Digital Nomad Visa (Eligibility for the Saint Lucia Live It)

To qualify and be eligible for the St. Lucia Live it program, digital nomads will need to meet certain criteria which are outline below:

Valid Passport—Applicant must have a passport that is valid for at least 6 months.

Proof of Remote Work—Digital nomads will need to present evidence of their remote work in the form of a job letter or other document that shows they are freelancing or own an online business.

Enrollment Letter—Students who wish to reside in St. Lucia will need to provide an enrollment of letter from their university or college.

Proof of Funds—Applicants will need to prove that they have funds for their stay on the island in the form of bank statements or letters. However, the exact amount is not specified.

Life as a Digital Nomad in St. Lucia

There is plenty to do in St. Lucia and the digital nomad will be spoilt for choices in this tropical island that is located on the Eastern Caribbean Sea. St. Lucia is not only a beautiful and pristine environment for the remote worker, but is also a relaxing atmosphere ideal for providing a peaceful environment to work and unwind. 

The country island has several cities that are ideal for expatriates to live and work for those not keen on venturing for a rural setting—there are well over 150 inhabited places on the island. ³ The biggest cities include:

• Castries (capital)—Population: 20,000
• Bisée— Population: 13,000
• Vieux Fort— Population: 4,500
• Micoud— Population: 3,500

Ideal Locations To Reside in St. Lucia

With almost 200 inhabited locations to choose from, most digital nomads typically stick to the big cities. Ideal locations to reside include:

Castries—Castries is the most popular city in St. Lucia for the digital nomads in St. Lucia because it provides many needed amenities for the remote worker that one would expect from a city. This city has plenty of supermarkets, banks, schools and hospitals.

Bisée—Located in the northern part of the island, this city is the country’s 2^nd biggest and has similar amenities as its larger counterpart. It has plenty of restaurants and cafes that offer free Wi-Fi where remote workers could work.

Rodney Bay—This charming seaside town is part of the Gros Islet and has picturesque scenery. With only a population of 500, it is an upscale area complete with luxury resorts, a marina, shopping centers and fine dining amenities. It has several co-working spaces and is popular with digital nomads due the exclusive and affluent that is less commercial.

Marigot Bay—Marigot Bay is situated on the western coast of St. Lucia and provides a peaceful and serene location for the digital nomad yearning for quiet. It has a marina that is well protected and boasts beautiful natural surroundings. There is plenty to do here as the area offers boating and plenty of recreational water activities. 

Cap Estate—Cap Estate is primarily a luxury residential area littered with high end villas and gated communities. Remote coworkers who are looking for more privacy and a secluded environment have to look no further. It also offers good internet connectivity.

There are even more remote locations on the island and St. Lucia has plenty of Airbnb’s to suit all budgets—it’s possible to rent a beautiful private room in Gros Islet for US $35.00 a night or rent an apartment villa for US $85.00 a night. 

Longer term rentals include cabins, cottages, villas and houses and can be found from these online resources:

• Vrbo St. Lucia vacation rentals
• Realty St. Lucia
• Villaway Luxury Villas
• Hometogo Vacation Rentals

Digital Nomad Amenities in St. Lucia (Banking, Health Care, Internet Connectivity, Coworking Spaces)

Without the right amenities, digital nomads cannot reside in a location for too long no matter how breathtaking the scenery is. Amenities like the internet, having some form of banking and access to decent health care are vital for any locale to have potential to be a digital nomad hotspot. 

Internet Connectivity in St. Lucia:

Compared to many of the Caribbean countries, internet connectivity is decent. The country currently ranks 53rd in the world with average internet speeds clocking at 121.64 Mbps and median internet speeds at 75.16 Mbps. ⁴

It also has a good internet dispersion with a rating of 4 nationwide, which means internet access is available through the Island—almost 90% of the island’s population is connected to the internet. ⁵ This is great news for digital nomads that may not want to be tied to the commercially dense population centers on the island.

Banking in St. Lucia:

Digital nomads would be pleased to know that St. Lucia has a stable and reliable banking system. The primary currency in St. Lucia and other Eastern Caribbean states is the Eastern Caribbean Dollar pegged against the USD at 2.7 to one. 

Remote workers who are planning to open accounts for their 1 year stay and beyond, have two classes of banks: class A and B banks. Class A banks span both local and international and business development. Class B banks are more locally based for investment on the island.

St. Lucia is compliant with standards stipulated by the OECD and the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) and the private banks have anti-fraud and AML (Automated Loan Deposit) regulatory protocols. ⁶

Many of the banks allow for:

• Remote opening of accounts without the need to visit the island
• Online banking
• International payroll
• MasterCard and visa credit card transactions etc.

Major Banks include:

• Hermes Bank
• Republic Bank St Lucia (EC)
• Berkeley Branch and Trust 
• 1st National Bank St Lucia
• Capita Financial Services
• Bank of Saint Lucia
• Euro Exim Bank
• Financial Investment and Consultancy Services etc.

In summary, digital nomads can expect these initial costs:

• Account opening—$250 deposit
• Minimum balance—$5000 per month
• Monthly account maintenance—$15
• Credit card issuance—$15

HealthCare in St. Lucia:

St. Lucia in spite of its size has a modern and well developed health care system with: 

• Three public hospitals
• A private hospital
• One psychiatric hospital
• Thirty three (33) health centers

Health care is not free in St. Lucia especially for foreigners and can be quite expensive. Digital nomads should ensure they carry some form of health insurance. There are some diseases that are endemic to this part of the world and remote workers should take the necessary steps to protect themselves such as guarding themselves from mosquito bites, these diseases include ⁷ :

• Dengue fever
• Chikungunya virus
• Zika virus

For information on how to minimize exposure from these diseases, visit how to mitigate health risks in St. Lucia.

Coworking Spaces in St. Lucia:

Coworking spaces are arrangements in which employees, freelancers, remote workers etc. who work for different organizations share an office—in this way they can also share WiFi, utilities, receptionist etc. thus allowing for cost savings and convenience. ⁸

St. Lucia has a few coworking spaces, although not as abundant as in other digital nomad hotspots. For information on coworking spaces, digital nomads and remote workers can contact St. Lucia Ministry of Tourism ⁹ :

Waterfront Castries Saint Lucia

Third floor Sir Stanislaus James Building

Tel: (758) 468-4629

Fax: (758) 451-7414

psmot@gosl.gov.lc

Digital nomads can get a glimpse of what it’s like to live in St. Lucia from other digital nomads at Explore Saint Lucia and from this Living in St. Lucia page from the UK Government. ¹⁰

What Is the Cost of Living in St. Lucia?

Digital nomads would be pleased to know the cost of living in St. Lucia is relatively low compared to the rest of the world which is one of the many benefits of a digital nomad life. However, compared to the rest of the Caribbean, it can be somewhat higher. Nevertheless, when compared to the U.S., St. Lucia’s cost of living is just over 50% less than in the United States. 

Based on calculations from the 2 main cities, the average cost of living per month is US $1019 with rent being about US $400 a month for a 1 bedroom apartment in the city—a cheaper apartment would cost around US $250 a month. The island ranks 68^th out of 197 countries in terms of cost of living. Here is a rough estimate of some living expenses for one person:

• Internet plan— US $50.00 (monthly)
• Utility bills (electricity, water, heating etc.)— US $40.00 (monthly)
• Gym membership— US $48.40 (monthly)
• Taxi ride (5miles) — US $40.00
• Milk (1qt) — US $2.70
• Bread (1.1 lbs.)— US $1.01
• Chicken breast (2.2 lbs.)— US $10.60
• Round steak (2.2 lbs.)— US $13.60
• Rice (2.2 lbs.)— US $1.85

It is fair to say that living in St. Lucia should be affordable to the majority of the digital nomad population. St. Lucia is committed to constantly improving the standard of living of its citizens to provide advanced infrastructure for a prosperous economy. ¹¹

Tourist Attractions in St. Lucia

St. Lucia is the gem of the Caribbean Sea and one of the most beautiful of the islands that dot this part of the world. It is literally impossible to get bored in this country and the island nation is crowned by the towering volcanic peaks of the Pitons. Known for its crescent shaped beaches, St. Lucia is littered with small fishing villages, lush rainforests, reefs, waterfalls and geothermal attractions. 

Here are some tourist spots to check out while enjoying your workation in St. Lucia:

The Pitons— Part of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Pitons Management Area, this is the dominant landscape of the island and is a must visit. Not only do the pitons provide a challenging climb, divers can explore them in underwater cliffs. These magnificent features can also be enjoyed from afar from the fishing village of Soufriere and the Tet Paul nature trail and some hotels such as the lavish Anse Chastanet and Jade Mountain Resort which afford breathtaking views.

Hiking the Tet Paul Nature Trail—Breaking from the sea and white sands of the beautiful beaches, the Tet Paul nature trail allows hikers to trek through the tropical forest. There are pineapples growing along the way and hikers enjoy remarkable views of southern St. Lucia.

Anse de Sables—This is St. Lucia’s biggest beach and is mostly underdeveloped making it the perfect getaway for the adventure seeker. It’s a haven for kite and wind surfers and there are several restaurants close by.

Marigot Bay—Marigot bay is popular and for good reason as it is easily the most beautiful bay in St. Lucia. It was the setting for the 1967 movie Doctor Doolittle and has lush forests that plunge into white and pristine beaches. Marigot Bay Resort and Marina is an ideal base to enjoy the visit to this gem.

Cocoa Farm—A little known fact is that St. Lucia is a cocoa producer and chocolate lovers can check out the Rabot Plantation. Visitors can pick ripe fruit, plant seedlings or even roast dried beans and grind and mix their own chocolate.

Snorkeling & Diving in Anse Chastanet Marine National Park—The Anse Chastanet coral reef hosts a rich array of sea life and is on a plateau ranging from 2 to 8 meters. It has on it brain corals, seal colored sponges, soft and boulder corals. There are several species of fish including wrasse, chromis, parrotfish, goatfish and barracudas. For anyone with a heart for diving, this is a must do activity.

Other attractions include:

• Millet bird sanctuary
• Sulphur Springs park scenic drive in Mt. Soufriere
• Pigeon island national park
• Shopping at Castries market
• Quilesse forest reserve
• Rodney bay
• Morne fortuné
• Hiking the Enbas Saut waterfall trail in Edmund rain forest reserve
• Diamond falls botanical gardens in Soufrière estate
• Waterfall and mineral baths in Soufrière estate
• Morne Coubaril historical adventure park
• Soufrière and Soufrière volcano

This list is by no means exhaustive, but gives an idea of the many things to do in St. Lucia.

Are There Any Tax Benefits of Living in St. Lucia?

To be considered a tax resident of St. Lucia, individuals must spend 183 days in the country each year and if these requirements are not met, someone will not be considered a tax resident in the island and payment of taxes of income earned will be required. 

Therefore, digital nomads can expect to be tax residents after 6 months of being in St. Lucia.

Some benefits of being a tax resident in St. Lucia include ¹² :

• No income tax on annual earnings of less than EC$18,400.
• Tax residents selling real estate pay a 5% stamp duty. For non-resident sellers, the rate is 10%.
• The rate of tax on interest and royalties is at 10% for residents. Non-residents pay 15-25%.
• Companies pay tax on interest and royalties at 10% while non-residents pay 15-25%.

St Lucia offers attractive tax benefits for digital nomads or those investing in the island due to its low personal and corporate tax rates, no capital gains tax, and several incentives for international businesses. As a result, the island nation has positioned itself as an ideal destination for individuals and companies seeking to enhance their finances.

Ultimately, however, being a citizen of St. Lucia will reap the most benefits when it comes to taxes as citizens are exempt from dividends, capital gains, and inheritance taxes.

Can I Obtain Citizenship in St. Lucia Through Investment?

It is possible to obtain citizenship in St. Lucia through investment—in fact, this island nation provides one of the easiest and cheapest ways to do so compared to other countries in the Caribbean.

How To Obtain Citizenship in St. Lucia by Investment (St. Lucia Golden Visa)

There are generally 3 ways to invest in St. Lucia to be eligible for the St. Lucia Golden visa which leads to citizenship. These are:

Donating to the Saint Lucia’s National Development Fund:

This is the cheapest of the investment options and requires only an investment of US $100,000 donation to the national development fund for a single applicant. The costs for a couple of US $165,000 and US $190,000 for a couple and their 2 children. Processing fees and due diligence will apply depending on the dynamic of the eligible family.

Investing in Real Estate Programs (Government Approved):

Applicants will need to invest a minimum of US $200,000 in a real estate development scheme that has been approved by the government. This excludes any fees and the property must be held for a minimum of 5 years after which it can be disposed of.

Depositing in the St Lucia National Action Bond:

This is a pricey option—applicants will need to invest US $300,000 into a government bond known as the National Action Bond but is refundable. Like the real estate program, the bond has a 5 year holding period after which the money is refunded with no interest. 

This option is a viable option for big families as it does not take into consideration the number of individuals in a family. It does however have a non-refundable administration fee of US $50.000 and other application and due diligence fees. 

How Long Does It Take To Be Approved for St. Lucia Citizenship?

Once the application has been submitted to the St Lucia’s Citizenship by Investment Unit (CIU), it will take 3-4 months to be processed and receive approval. ¹³

There are limited international agents that can help with the application process. La Vida (License # PM43LV300118) is one of them, and is authorized by the St. Lucia government to promote the program. 

Eligibility Requirements for a St. Lucia Golden Visa

There are several requirements for individuals and families to be eligible for the visa, these include:

• Having a clean criminal record from police reports.
• Having no outstanding visa denials.
• Documents to prove financial standing including employment, business and proof of address
• Valid issued government documents such as passports.

The application does allow for family to be included in the application and the applicant (main investor) can include:

• Spouse
• Children who are dependent
• Parents over 55 years that are dependent
• Any siblings under 18 years of age

Benefits of the St. Lucia Golden Visa

What makes the St. Lucia Golden Visa attractive for investors is the ease of obtaining it and the benefits that come with having a St. Lucia passport. These benefits include:

• The program directly leads to St. Lucia citizenship with no need to first obtain permanent residency.
• It is a relatively inexpensive program compared to other citizenship investment programs.
• There is no requirement to be a resident on the island for any period of time.
• The application can be lodged without having to visit St. Lucia or reside on the island.
• St. Lucia is a relatively powerful passport allowing its holder to travel visa free to 157 countries worldwide including the EU and the Schengen zone.
• The island nation does allow for dual citizenship which means applicants can still maintain their native citizenship.
• St. Lucia citizenship means that you can work, live or study in St. Lucia without any restrictions. However, this is not a prerequisite of the program.
• There is no interview or any type of language test required as is the case for many citizenship tests.

Other Caribbean Destinations That Offers Digital Nomad Visas

Other than St. Lucia, there are several countries that offer digital nomad visas that are designed for the remote worker and freelancer. These programs vary in length, but most are valid for one year. They include:

Antigua & Barbuda— Antigua Nomad Digital Residence is valid for 2 years and costs US $1,500, US $2,000 for a couple and US $3,000 for a family consisting of 3 or more members.

Barbados — The Barbados Welcome Stamp is valid for a year and costs US $2,000 and US $3,000 for a spouse and/or children.

Bermuda —Work from Bermuda has a low cost of US $263 and is valid for 1 year. Despite high living costs and slower internet, it offers stunning beaches and attractions for remote workers interested in a Bermuda digital nomad visa.

The Cayman Islands — The Cayman Islands’ Global Citizen Concierge Program has a fairly high cost at US $1,469 and is valid for 2 years.

Anguilla — Anguilla’s digital nomad visa is valid for 1 year and is expensive costing US $2,000.

Montserrat — The Monserrat Remote Work Stamp costs US $500 for a single applicant and US $750 for a family of up to 3; it is valid for 1 year. This island nation offers Montserrat digital nomad visa holders a one-year stay on an island with stunning beaches and lush forests.

Dominica — Among the cheapest Caribbean options in terms of standard of living,  Work in Nature (WIN), the country’s digital nomad visa costs US $800 for a single applicant and US $1,200 for a family. It is valid for 18 months.

The Bahamas — This famous Caribbean destination launched a digital nomad visa named Bahamas Extended Access Travel Stay (BEATS) which costs US $1,000 for a single applicant and an additional US $500 for each dependent.

Curaçao — Curaçao’s digital nomad visa named the @ HOME in Curaçao costs US $294 and allows the holder 6 months residence on this beautiful Caribbean island.

Grenada — The Grenada digital nomad visa is fairly expensive at US $1,500 for the holder, US $2,000 for a family that has 3 dependents and US $200 for additional dependents. It is valid for 1 year, but the Grenada Digital Nomad Visa doesn’t have very high income requirements.

The St. Lucia digital nomad visa is a relatively inexpensive visa to obtain and gives access to one of the most beautiful islands in the Eastern Caribbean for remote workers for one year—this island nation provides all the beauty, serenity and activities making it one of the most sought after destinations for remote workers while providing world class amenities that make it a viable option for digital nomads.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Is the Cost of the St. Lucia Live It Program? 

Applicants who want a single entry visa will be charged US $50. A multiple entry visa for the duration of 1 year will set back the digital nomad US $75.

How Long Is the St. Lucia Digital Nomad Visa Valid For?

The St. Lucia Live It digital nomad visa is valid for 12 months (1 year).

What Is the Processing Time for a St. Lucia Digital Nomad Visa

The St. Lucia digital nomad visa is processed within 5 business days. However, the government advises to apply for the visa 2 weeks before planned travel.

Can a St. Lucia Digital Nomad Visa Lead to Permanent Residency?

No, this is a non-immigrant visa and therefore does not allow the applicant to qualify for permanent residency.

Are There Any Restrictions on the Nature of Work While on a Live It Visa?

There are no restrictions on what form or nature of the work. Nevertheless, the visa does not give the holder the right to work in St. Lucia but only allows them to remotely work for a foreign company or freelance.

Can I Obtain Citizenship With a Digital Nomad Visa?

There are certain digital nomad visas that could lead to permanent residency and eventually citizenship. Examples include the programs offered by Portugal and Spain which allow the remote worker to extend their stay for up to 5 years making them eligible to apply for permanent residency. Permanent residents typically qualify to apply for citizenship after a number of years with 5 being the average number.

Is the St. Lucia Digital Nomad Visa Multiple Entry?

Yes, it is possible to get the St. Lucia digital nomad visa as a multiple entry. It is also offered as a single entry visa.

Do Nigerians Have Different Requirements To Obtain the St. Lucia Digital Nomad Visa?

No, Nigerians don’t have different requirements from other nationalities to obtain the St. Lucia digital nomad visa. As long as they meet the basic requirements for the program, they should have no issues receiving approval.

Which Caribbean Country Has the Easiest Process To Obtain Residency & Citizenship?

All countries in the Caribbean have investment programs that allow individuals to acquire citizenship. However, St. Kitts, St. Lucia and Grenada do not have residency requirements which makes them the easiest to obtain citizenship.

Can Indian Nationalities Be Approved for a St. Lucia Live It Visa?

If Indian Nationals meet the necessary criteria such as having proof of remote work, no criminal record and proof funds, then they should be eligible to receive approval for the St. Lucia Live It Visa.

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