The two-island state of St Kitts & Nevis is located in East Caribbean, to the west of Antigua and the south of Anguilla. Formerly a British colony, St Kitts and Nevis gained its independence in 1983 but has chosen to keep Queen Elizabeth II as head of state.
It is one of the Windward Islands and more mountainous than most Caribbean Islands, with the highest point being Mount Gimie, at 950 meters above sea level.
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- It is part of the Commonwealth of Nations and retains the British Monarch as head of state.
- The islands cover 261 sq. km with a population of just over 54,000.
- The island enjoys a high standard of living.
- Tourism is the island’s economic mainstay, attracting more than 600,000 visitors every year.
- Required donation from US$150,000.
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