Savory noted that the Commonwealth of Dominica is the easiest option in terms of costs and document requirements for obtaining second passport for single applicants while Antigua and Barbuda and St Kitts and Nevis are the best bet for a family of four.
Around 56 per cent of UAE residents seeking second citizenship apply with their families while 41 per cent are single applicants. However, 39 per cent of people applying for second citizenship apply before the age of 40. More than 46 per cent of applicants have the St Kitts and Nevis citizenship as their favourite since it allows its holder to enter the UAE without a visa and it has an embassy in Dubai.
Cyprus citizenship, meanwhile, is the most favourite programme when it comes to Europe - but an applicant has to invest 2 million in real state.
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