Where to live in Anguilla
We track one city in Anguilla: The Valley. It averages 27°C over the year. We estimate a couple needs €3,360 a month to live centrally. Anguilla sits in our zero or very low tax tier. For foreigners, long-term residency is possible, with conditions.
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- Tax tier
- Zero or very low
- Little to no personal income tax
- Languages
- English
- English everywhere
- Safety
- 78/100
- country-level
- Healthcare
- 66/100
- country-level
- Internet
- ~80 Mbps
- median fixed broadband
The city we track
| City | Size | Setting | Avg temp | Rain a year | Est. cost a month |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Valley | smaller | coastal | 27°C | 1,005 mm | €3,360 |
Source: City size from GeoNames, temperature from the Open-Meteo archive (2019 to 2023 averages), rainfall from TerraClimate (1991 to 2020 normals), coast distance from Natural Earth. Cost is our model estimate for a couple living centrally.
Taxes
Anguilla sits in our zero or very low tax tier: little to no personal income tax. The tier applies to every city here, and couples who cap tax below it will not see these cities in their results.
Source: OurNextCity tax tiers, assigned by hand from each country's top marginal personal income tax rate and overall tax reputation, with no fixed rate cut-offs. Coarse by design; not tax advice.
Residency and visas
Possible, with conditions. Anguilla offers a government-administered residency-by-investment program via either a Capital Development Fund donation or a real-estate purchase, plus a separate high-value tax-residency option, with fast approval and no physical-presence requirement.
The cheapest self-funded routes we track for Anguilla:
- Investment: about $150k (Anguilla Capital Development Fund donation, US$150,000 single applicant (cheapest residency-by-investment route); as of June 2026)
Source: OurNextCity residency dataset, hand-reviewed approximations researched against published immigration rules, figures as of June 2026. Not legal advice: check the official source before you apply. Short-stay entry from the passport-index dataset (ilyankou, MIT).