Where Kenya’s super-rich are migrating to for investments

Wealthy Kenyans are seeking second homes in St Kitts and Nevis, a two-island county in North America.
Its education system is better, it is affordable to get citizenship because the investment requirement is
fairer than in other countries and it is crypto-friendly hence attractive to technology investors and
entrepreneurs.
Henley & Partners, a leading international citizenship and residence advisory firm, says in 2022 Kenyans
are showing interest in investment migration programmes as opposed to migration destinations,
meaning that they want to diversify their investments but also have a second home in another country.
“The most popular programme Kenyans have been enquiring about is St Kitts and Nevis citizenship by
investment. St. Lucia, Switzerland, and the UK are also popular among Kenyans. Kenya is sixth on the
continent in terms of web enquiries received by Henley & Partners in 2022.

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