Closed — the programme has ended. The figures below describe what the row records; there may be nothing to apply for right now. Always check the official page before acting.
The requirements
- Programme status
- Closed — the programme has ended
- Minimum monthly income
- No income minimum
- Required savings
- None
- Annual total
- No minimum
- Initial duration
- Closed
- Family allowed
- Yes
- Apply online
- No, in person or by post
No minimum; fee USD 2,000 single / 3,000 family.
How this figure is set: No income test at all. Formula: Programme no longer offered; historically flat fee USD 2,000 single / 3,000 family, no income test.
Income confidence: medium · checked 2026-09-07
Legal basis: None found; no official closure notice.
Does this lead to permanent residence?
No pathway. Doesn't count; ordinary Anguillian status needs 15 yrs residence.
Anguillian Status Act 2019 ss.3-4 & Schedule 1 (read in full via gov.ai PDF) set the ordinary route at 15 continuous years of residence (10 yrs if Anguilla-born, 5 yrs via marriage to an Anguillian). The Act names no permit classes, so exclusion of the Work from Anguilla Certificate is a structural inference, not an explicit clause. Official closure of the certificate itself could not be confirmed from a government notice; it is inferred from its absence from the eVisa portal's current application options.
Pathway confidence: medium · checked 2026-09-07
Where it is
The Valley sits at 18.22° N, 63.06° W.
Open in Google Maps ↗A map of The Valley. This is the only link here that leaves the site.
Your position is worked out on this device. Nothing is sent anywhere.
Time zone
- UTC−4 Anguilla (America/Anguilla)
The country
- Region
- Americas · Caribbean
- Capital
- The Valley
- Currency
- XCD
Nearest
The countries covered here whose capitals are closest to The Valley.
- Antigua and BarbudaClosed$4,167 / mo177 km
- MontserratOpen$5,833 / mo183 km
- DominicaOpen$4,167 / mo370 km
- Saint LuciaClosed—518 km
What it costs to live there
$2,161 per person, per month. That is what one resident of Anguilla spends in an average month with housing included — not what a newcomer renting at market rates will spend, which is higher, and furthest above it in the cheapest countries.
Cost of living confidence: high · checked 2026-09-20UN Statistics Division, National Accounts Main Aggregates, reference year 2024: household consumption expenditure including NPISHs, current US$, divided by population and by twelve. The World Bank publishes no series for Anguilla, so the UN's copy of the same measure stands in. Population: Anguilla Statistics Department, total estimated population at December 2024. This is what one resident spends in an average month with housing included, since national accounts count the imputed rent of owner-occupiers. It is an average over the whole population, not a visitor's budget, so a newly arrived remote worker renting at market rates will spend more - see the city figures for what that looks like.
Languages
- English official
Shares of the population from Unicode CLDR: official, then anything spoken by a quarter of the country, an eighth, or a fiftieth. It answers "will I be understood", not "how good is their English".
How to apply
There is no live application for Anguilla in this dataset. What the row records about residence: Doesn't count; ordinary Anguillian status needs 15 yrs residence.
Anguilla immigration services ↗
No income tax; ~14 business days; flat fee instead of income test. Quietly withdrawn; evisa.gov.ai now offers visitor visas only (no official closure notice).
A starting point, not advice. Figures are converted to US dollars at open-market rates; official thresholds are set in local currency. Sources: official source ↗. Data checked . Compiled by Junaid Qadir.