St. Kitts and Nevis Passport Renewal
Renew your St. Kitts CBI passport remotely. Biometric enrolment is mandatory by July 2027 — we handle documents, fees & overseas appointments. Free quote.
Renew your St. Kitts CBI passport remotely. Biometric enrolment is mandatory by July 2027 — we handle documents, fees & overseas appointments. Free quote.


Anyone holding a St. Kitts and Nevis CBI passport must renew before it expires and complete biometric enrolment by 31 July 2027 — this applies to the main applicant and to every dependant and child included on the original Citizenship by Investment application. Natural-born and standard citizens follow the same biometric programme, with different government fee levels.
The St. Kitts and Nevis CIU (ciu.gov.kn) requires the documents below for CBI passport renewal. All documents must be in English or accompanied by certified translations. Mirabello Consultancy issues a personalised checklist so nothing is missed.
For the in-person biometric appointment you attend with your current passport and citizenship documents, and the centre captures your fingerprints, a facial scan and a digital signature — a 15–30 minute process. Children and dependants enrol too, to age-appropriate international standards. Your Mirabello agent confirms the exact documents your chosen centre requires before you attend.
If your St. Kitts and Nevis passport is lost or stolen, report it to the local police immediately, obtain a police report, and notify the CIU or nearest High Commission. Replacement follows a similar path to renewal but adds a sworn affidavit and can take longer.
Damaged passports must be surrendered with the application. Name changes (marriage, divorce or Deed Poll) are handled during renewal — submit the certified, apostilled supporting document and your new biometric passport is issued in the correct name. Overseas applicants can manage all of these through the UK High Commission; see stkittsnevishcuk.gov.kn.
St. Kitts and Nevis is an ECCIRA founding member and operates the world's oldest CBI programme. The 2026 biometric modernisation brings its travel document in line with the latest European and North American security standards, strengthening an already powerful passport. Biometric ePassports are now standard for all CBI renewals. Weighing St. Kitts against another Caribbean passport? See our St. Kitts vs Antigua passport renewal comparison.
Contact Mirabello Consultancy for a personalised document checklist and current fee confirmation.


Renewing your St. Kitts and Nevis CBI passport is a fully remote process handled through authorised licensed agents and High Commissions worldwide — but it now includes a mandatory in-person biometric appointment at a designated centre. The steps below show how Mirabello Consultancy manages the whole journey for you.
Engage Mirabello Consultancy at least six months before your passport expiry. We confirm your renewal eligibility, investment-maintenance records and biometric-enrolment status, and issue a complete document checklist.
Gather and apostille all required documents. Anything not in English needs certified translation — the most common cause of delay. We review every page before submission.
We book your biometric enrolment at the nearest designated centre — including the UAE, Hong Kong, Singapore, London or Toronto — and prepare you for the 15–30 minute capture of fingerprints, facial scan and digital signature. This step is now mandatory for all CBI holders.
We provide the current official CIU application form, review every field, and coordinate payment of the government renewal fee, biometric enrolment fee and courier/forwarding fee. You keep all receipts.
Your agent submits the complete renewal and enrolment package to the CIU or the relevant High Commission and provides a submission reference.
The CIU verifies your documents and biometric data and processes the new biometric passport. Standard processing is around three weeks; allow up to one month.
On approval, your upgraded St. Kitts and Nevis biometric passport is despatched by international courier (FedEx or DHL) directly to your registered address anywhere in the world.
Expedited handling is not formally advertised for renewals, but the timeline is largely driven by preparation and biometric scheduling — both of which Mirabello Consultancy compresses by preparing documents in parallel, securing the earliest appointment slot at your nearest centre, and submitting a complete, error-free package the first time. The biggest avoidable delay in 2026 is leaving biometric enrolment late, so booking early is the most effective form of fast-track.
Yes — and this is where Mirabello Consultancy is built to help. Renewal itself has always been remote, and the 2026 programme added overseas biometric centres so you no longer need a trip to the Caribbean to enrol. Designated centres operate in the UAE (Dubai/Abu Dhabi), Hong Kong, Singapore, London and Toronto, with more to follow.
From our Dubai office we are ideally placed to support clients across the Middle East and South Asia using the UAE biometric centres, while coordinating renewals worldwide from our Zurich base. Explore St. Kitts citizenship by investment or compare options across our best citizenship by investment programmes.
Every dependant on your original St. Kitts CBI application renews through the same process, and each must also complete biometric enrolment to age-appropriate standards. Mirabello Consultancy coordinates batch family renewals — aligning document preparation, appointments and courier delivery so the whole family stays compliant before the July 2027 deadline.
Most providers publish a guide and leave you to deal with embassies, forms and the new biometric requirement alone. As a Swiss-based, boutique advisory with offices in Zurich and Dubai, Mirabello Consultancy instead handles your entire St. Kitts and Nevis CBI passport renewal end to end, remotely, treating your documents and personal data with absolute discretion:
With Swiss precision, a 99% approval track record, and IMC and ACAMS credentials, Mirabello Consultancy keeps your St. Kitts passport — and your travel — uninterrupted. Start your renewal with a free consultation.

In 2026–2027 the cost of renewing is governed by the mandatory biometric enrolment fee — USD 2,500 first adult, USD 2,000 second adult in the same family, USD 1,300 per child under 16 — which every holder pays. When your passport is within six months of expiry, that fee also covers the renewal; otherwise only your biometrics are captured.
Courier, apostille and any agent fee apply when a passport is reissued. St. Kitts operates the world's oldest CBI programme (established 1984) and all government fees are non-refundable.
| Fee type | Amount (USD) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Government renewal fee — CBI holder | $1,055 | Confirmed CIU government renewal fee for CBI passport holders |
| Government renewal fee — standard / natural-born citizen | ~$230–$361 | Lower than the CBI route |
| Biometric enrolment (per person, CIU) | $2,500 / $2,000 / $1,300 | First adult (16+) / second adult, same family / child under 16 — mandatory for all by 31 July 2027; includes the renewal when the passport is within six months of expiry |
| Courier / forwarding fee | ~$85 + return courier | Bank Draft to the High Commission, where applicable |
| Apostille / notarisation | $50–$150 | Country-dependent |
| Licensed agent service fee | Varies | Confirmed in your personalised quote |
Biometric enrolment is the operative cost in 2026–2027: the CIU fee (USD 2,500 first adult, USD 2,000 second adult in the same family, USD 1,300 per child under 16) is payable by everyone. If your passport is within six months of expiry it is reissued at the same appointment and the biometric fee includes the renewal; if not, only your biometrics are captured and your passport continues unchanged. The standard renewal government fee (USD 1,055 for CBI holders) is, during this programme, included in the biometric fee when a renewal is due rather than charged on top. Courier, apostille and agent fees apply when a passport is reissued, and additional family members cost less per head thanks to the tiered biometric fee.
Citizenship by Investment passports carry a higher government renewal fee (USD 1,055) than the standard or natural-born citizen fee (roughly USD 230–361). This reflects the enhanced due-diligence and administration that the CIU applies to investor passports — the same rigour that keeps the St. Kitts and Nevis passport respected and visa-free across 157 destinations. Family renewals are charged per person; there is no group discount, which makes coordinating everyone in one batch the most efficient approach.
Note on fees: St. Kitts renewal and biometric figures vary across sources, and the CIU publishes the authoritative rates. Mirabello Consultancy confirms the exact current government and biometric fees at the time of your application — no surprises. Request an exact quote now.
The single biggest change is biometric enrolment. Since 14 April 2026, St. Kitts and Nevis runs a mandatory National Biometric Enrolment and Passport Modernisation Programme: every citizen who holds a Citizenship by Investment (CBI) passport must complete in-person biometric capture and upgrade to the new biometric ePassport by 31 July 2027.
This is now an inseparable part of renewing your St. Kitts and Nevis passport. Mirabello Consultancy coordinates the entire renewal and biometric enrolment remotely, including appointments at the overseas centres closest to you.
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Programme launched | 14 April 2026 (booking opened 20 April 2026) |
| Who must enrol | All CBI citizens, including all dependants and children |
| Compliance deadline | 31 July 2027 |
| After 1 August 2027 | Non-compliant passports are deactivated and cannot be used for travel until enrolment is completed |
| Appointment | In person, approx. 15–30 minutes: fingerprints, facial scan and digital signature |
| Fee (CIU, per person) | USD 2,500 first adult (16+), USD 2,000 second adult in the same family, USD 1,300 per child under 16. Everyone pays this; if your passport is within six months of expiry, the fee also covers the renewal. |
| Where | Basseterre, plus overseas centres in the UAE (Dubai/Abu Dhabi), Hong Kong, Singapore, London, Toronto and more (rolled out in phases) |
Full official details are published by the CIU at ciu.gov.kn/biometrics. For a plain-English walkthrough of who is affected and how to comply, read our dedicated guide: St. Kitts biometric enrolment 2026.
Worried about the July 2027 deadline? Speak to Mirabello Consultancy and we will schedule your biometric appointment and renewal together.
Begin your renewal at least six months before your passport expires — many countries require six months' validity on entry. In 2026 the practical advice is to combine renewal with the now-mandatory biometric enrolment in one coordinated process, rather than waiting for expiry.
Adult passports are valid for 10 years and children's for 5 years, so check each family member's expiry date individually, and start sooner if you travel frequently.
A standard St. Kitts and Nevis CBI passport renewal takes roughly five to six weeks from start to receipt: up to two weeks to prepare and apostille documents, up to one month for government processing, and three to seven business days for international courier delivery. Booking your biometric appointment early keeps the timeline on track.
| Stage | Duration | Who acts |
|---|---|---|
| Document preparation & apostille | Up to 2 weeks | Applicant + agent |
| Biometric enrolment appointment | 15–30 minutes (book early) | Applicant (in person) |
| Submission to CIU / High Commission | End of Week 2 | Licensed agent |
| Government processing | Up to 1 month | St. Kitts and Nevis CIU |
| International courier delivery | 3–7 business days | FedEx / DHL |
| Total (start to receipt) | ~5–6 weeks | — |
The most common delays come from documents that are not in English without certified translation, an incorrect Bank Draft amount or payee name for the courier fee, an incomplete application form, and — increasingly — leaving biometric enrolment until close to the deadline. Mirabello Consultancy reviews every document before submission and books appointments early to avoid these.
Yes. Since 14 April 2026, every St. Kitts and Nevis CBI citizen — including dependants and children — must complete in-person biometric enrolment and move to the new biometric ePassport by 31 July 2027. From 1 August 2027, passports that have not been enrolled are deactivated for travel.
Yes. Government-designated overseas centres operate in the UAE (Dubai/Abu Dhabi), Hong Kong, Singapore, London, Toronto and other locations, with the network expanding in phases. You no longer need to travel to St. Kitts to enrol.
Every St. Kitts and Nevis passport holder must complete biometric enrolment by 31 July 2027 and pay the CIU biometric fee: USD 2,500 for the first adult, USD 2,000 for a second adult in the same family, and USD 1,300 per child under 16. If your passport is within six months of expiry, this fee also covers the renewal — there is no separate renewal charge; if it is not yet due, only your biometrics are captured and the passport is not reissued. See the full fee breakdown.
No. St. Kitts and Nevis citizenship by investment is for life and passes to future generations. The passport is simply the travel document and must be renewed — and now biometrically enrolled — to remain valid for travel.
Begin at least six months before expiry. With the biometric deadline of 31 July 2027 approaching, overseas appointment slots in high-demand locations such as Dubai and London are expected to fill up — starting early protects your travel plans.
Book a free St. Kitts renewal consultation with Mirabello Consultancy.

Yes. Since 14 April 2026, every St. Kitts and Nevis CBI citizen — including dependants and children — must complete in-person biometric enrolment and upgrade to the new biometric ePassport by 31 July 2027. From 1 August 2027, passports not yet enrolled are deactivated for travel.
Yes. Government-designated overseas centres operate in the UAE (Dubai and Abu Dhabi), Hong Kong, Singapore, London and Toronto, with the network expanding in phases. You no longer need to travel to St. Kitts to enrol — Mirabello Consultancy books the appointment nearest you.
Every St. Kitts and Nevis passport holder must complete biometric enrolment by 31 July 2027 and pay the CIU biometric fee: USD 2,500 first adult, USD 2,000 second adult in the same family, USD 1,300 per child under 16. If your passport is within six months of expiry, this fee also covers the renewal — no separate charge; if not, only your biometrics are captured and the passport is not reissued.
A standard St. Kitts and Nevis renewal takes about five to six weeks end to end: up to two weeks to prepare and apostille documents, up to one month for government processing, and three to seven business days for courier delivery. Booking biometrics early keeps it on track.
No. St. Kitts and Nevis passport renewal is handled remotely through a High Commission, embassy, consulate or licensed agent. The only in-person step is the short biometric appointment, which you can complete at an overseas centre such as Dubai, London or Singapore.
No. St. Kitts and Nevis citizenship by investment is for life and passes to your descendants. The passport is only the travel document; it must be renewed — and now biometrically enrolled — to remain valid for international travel.
You need the completed application form, your current or expired passport, your original Certificate of Registration, recent passport photographs, an apostilled birth certificate, and any marriage or name-change documents. Mirabello Consultancy issues a personalised checklist so nothing is missed.
Book a free consultation and Mirabello Consultancy manages the entire renewal — documents, biometric appointment, government liaison and secure worldwide delivery — keeping you compliant well before the 31 July 2027 deadline.
