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Special Entry Permit
Special Entry Permit
If you plan to stay in Barbados for an extended period, you’ll need to apply for a Special Entry & Reside Permit. The Barbados Immigration Department charges fees for these permits, which are valid for five years. Below are general eligibility requirements and cost guidelines. For more detailed information, please contact the Barbados Immigration Department.
Eligibility
Non-nationals who are either:
- High Net Worth Individuals: Owning assets of US$5 million or more, or
- Owners of property not subject to mortgage, or investments purchased in Barbados valued at US$2 million or more with funds originating outside of Barbados
Fees for Retired Persons
- Retired persons over 60 years: US$5,000
- Retired persons under 60 years: US$3,500
Fees for Employed Persons Over 60 years
- Special Entry Permit: US$5,000; plus
- Indefinite work permit: US$15,000; or
- Annual work permit: US$1,500
Fees for Employed Persons Under 60 Years
Option 1:
- Special Entry Permit: US$5,000; plus • Indefinite work permit: US$20,000
Option 2:
- Special Entry Permit: US$3,500; plus • Annual work permit: US$1,500
Fees for Non-Executive Directors
- Special Entry Permit: US$5,000; plus US$500 annually
Fees for Dependents
- US$150 per dependent