Country Guide:
São Tomé & Príncipe

Discover the beauty, stability, and opportunities that make São Tomé & Príncipe an ideal destination for investors and families alike.

São Tomé & Príncipe Landscape

Country Snapshot

Small island nation located in the Gulf of Guinea, with a population of ~200,000

Renowned for safety, stability, and natural beauty

A destination increasingly attractive for eco-tourism and sustainable investment

São Tomé & Príncipe Landscape

KEY ADVANTAGES OF SÃO
TOMÉ AND PRÍNCIPE
CITIZENSHIP

Unlock mobility, opportunity, and security for your family.

Visa-Free Travel
01

Security

Ranked among one of the world’s most peaceful and secure nations.

CPLP Membership Benefits
02

CPLP Membership Benefits

Special residency, work, and study opportunities across Portuguese-speaking nations such as Portugal, Brazil, Angola, and Mozambique.

Dual Citizenship
03

Dual Citizenship & Citizenship by Descent

No requirement to give up your existing nationality, and your São Tomé and Príncipe citizenship can be passed to all future generations.

Political Stability
04

Political Stability

Peaceful environment and respected passport offering long-term mobility, security, and flexibility.

Why São Tomé & Príncipe?

A unique blend of lifestyle, connectivity, and
international benefits

✧ Expanding tourism industry supporting long-term growth
✧ Favorable tax environment for investors and businesses
✧ Peaceful lifestyle and a welcoming culture influenced by both African and European traditions

✧ São Tomé International Airport (TMS) offers direct flights to Lisbon, Luanda, and Accra
✧ Seasonal and regional routes connect the country with Africa and Europe
✧ Convenient access to global hubs via major carriers

✧ São Tomé & Príncipe is a proud member of the Community of Portuguese-Speaking Countries (CPLP)
✧ Citizenship grants access to special residency, study, and work opportunities in member states such as Portugal, Brazil, Angola, and Mozambique
✧ A strategic advantage for individuals seeking mobility across the Lusophone community