St. Kitts & Nevis
St. Kitts & Nevis
Saint Kitts and Nevis flag A Caribbean profile balancing strong price and debt scores against limited market evidence

Investing in Saint Kitts and Nevis: evidence, scores and gaps

Saint Kitts and Nevis has an Investor Score of 69 and eligible rank 43 in the 2026 data. Its score is publishable with exactly eight primary components: inflation leads at 89, while currency is lowest at 39. The absence of sovereign-credit, property, crypto and market-depth scores makes instrument-level verification essential.

  • First compare all eight available components and their observation years. Then confirm that the intended instrument is accessible, how Eastern Caribbean dollar exposure is handled, and what custody and fees apply. Use primary sources to close the sovereign-credit, property, crypto and market-depth gaps before acting.
  • This page uses the 2026 Hide My Cash country dataset. The overall score requires at least 8 of 11 primary components; unavailable indicators are never estimated.
Saint Kitts and Nevis flag69KNA
Investor Score69/100 · Americas · KNA
ScoreInvestor score69Rank #43 in the current eligible-country snapshot.
BankBanking access72Not available account ownership (latest available).
TaxTax score7515% tax revenue to GDP where available.
AAASovereign creditN/A0 investment-grade agency readings in the compiled table.

Saint Kitts and Nevis signal radar

Higher scores usually mean a more favorable research signal. Debt and tax are normalized so stronger scores are better for capital-preservation research.

Investor attractiveness
69
Tax friendliness
75
Currency strength
39
Debt resilience
77
Governance quality
66
Stocks and ETFs access
70
Banking access
72
Capital mobility
66

Quick facts

Investor Score69/100
Global rank in current snapshot43
Tax revenue to GDP15%
Central/government debtNot available
GDP per capita$25,223
Current account-13.7%
Account ownershipNot available
Market cap to GDPNot available
Listed companiesNot available
Sovereign credit scoreN/A

Why the debt and inflation readings anchor this Caribbean profile

Saint Kitts and Nevis scores 69 overall and holds eligible rank 43 in the 2026 data, using exactly eight available primary components. Inflation is the strongest component at 89; the underlying recorded rate was 3.557% in 2023. Debt scores 77, alongside estimated 2026 government debt of 49.487% of GDP. Tax scores 75, banking 72 and stocks and ETFs 70. Governance scores 66: its 2024 measures include political stability at 81.475, rule of law at 67.127 and control of corruption at 54.901. GDP per capita was $25,223.03 in 2025. These indicators provide a comparative country backdrop, but they do not establish access to or suitability of any asset.

A publishable score still leaves credit, property and market depth unanswered

The overall score rests on exactly eight primary components, the minimum required for publication. Sovereign-credit, crypto, crypto-tax, real-estate, property-price and market-depth scores are unavailable, and the record provides no sovereign ratings. Central-government debt, account ownership, market capitalization relative to GDP and listed-company counts are also unavailable. The 2025 current-account balance was -13.715% of GDP, an observation to examine alongside the broader macro picture rather than as a prediction. With a 2025 population of 46,922, the country data alone cannot demonstrate liquidity, investable supply or execution conditions.

Let the weakest available score determine the first practical checks

Currency is the lowest available component at 39, so begin by checking the denomination, conversion route, spread and Eastern Caribbean dollar exposure of the intended asset. Next, use the stocks-and-ETFs score of 70, banking score of 72 and capital-mobility score of 66 to frame questions about venue, custody, funding and withdrawal mechanics. Internet use was 76.884% in 2024, but that national measure does not prove that a particular platform or product is available. The stronger inflation, debt and tax scores remain country-level comparison signals, not evidence of returns or access.

Data confidence for Saint Kitts and Nevis

Hide My Cash combines country-level research signals into a simple comparison view. Some indicators are unavailable for thinner markets; missing values stay visible rather than being invented.

World Bank macro, governance, banking and market-access indicatorsCanonical source family used for the Saint Kitts and Nevis country record.Observation years and availability vary by indicator.
IMF World Economic Outlook government-debt and inflation data via World Bank Data360Canonical source family used for the Saint Kitts and Nevis country record.Observation years and availability vary by indicator.
Open country coordinate dataset for map centeringCanonical source family used for the Saint Kitts and Nevis country record.Observation years and availability vary by indicator.
Important data limitsScores for sovereign credit, crypto, crypto tax, real estate, property prices and market depth are unavailable. Sovereign ratings, central-government debt, account ownership, market capitalization relative to GDP and listed-company counts are also absent. Verify current asset access, liquidity, pricing and applicable rules from primary sources.Unavailable values remain unscored and require primary-source verification.
Hide My Cash is an educational country-risk and investment-research resource. This Saint Kitts and Nevis profile is not personal financial, investment, tax, legal, residency or banking advice. It does not recommend hiding assets, evading tax, bypassing sanctions or moving money anonymously. Verify current rules with qualified professionals before making decisions.

FAQ

What is Saint Kitts and Nevis's Investor Score in the 2026 data?

Saint Kitts and Nevis has an Investor Score of 69 and eligible rank 43. The result is based on exactly eight available primary components, the minimum required for publication.

Which Saint Kitts and Nevis scores are strongest and weakest?

Inflation is the highest available component at 89, followed by debt at 77 and tax at 75. Currency is the lowest at 39; governance and capital mobility both score 66.

What do the debt and current-account observations show?

Estimated government debt is 49.487% of GDP for 2026. The current-account balance was -13.715% of GDP in 2025, while the separate central-government-debt field is unavailable.

Which investment fields are unavailable for Saint Kitts and Nevis?

Sovereign-credit, crypto, crypto-tax, real-estate, property-price and market-depth scores are unavailable. Sovereign ratings, market capitalization and listed-company counts are also absent.

Public data portals behind this profile

Open the observation year shown beside each metric, then verify the underlying series at its publisher. The snapshot uses these portals when the matching field is available; legal, tax, property and crypto rules may require additional country-specific sources named in the page.