Option 2 involves investing in property. The Developer's Real Estate Option requires a commitment of at least $460,000, which you must maintain for seven years. You can only sell the property once, exclusively to a new CBI program member. An Approved Private Home, which can be a condominium or single-family dwelling, is also a qualifying investment option. If you opt for a condo, the minimum payment is $400,000, while for a single-family dwelling, the amount is $800,000. You must own the private home for at least seven years, and you can only sell it to a CBI applicant if you receive Federal Cabinet approval. This approval requires that you demonstrate substantial further investment into the property through construction, renovation, or other improvements.

Option 3 involves contributing to an approved public benefit project by investing a minimum of $250,000 in a project that enhances local employment and transfers all real estate to the State on substantial completion.

Additionally, you must meet other requirements and benefits, such as not being identified as a national security or reputational risk. While it is not mandatory to be a resident to become a citizen, residents are exempt from personal income, net worth, gift, inheritance, foreign income, or capital gains taxes.