The Nevis Island Administration’s Ministry of Human Resources has officially announced the opening of applications for the 2026 Taiwan International Cooperation and Development Fund (ICDF) Scholarship program. This prestigious initiative now extends educational opportunities to students at multiple academic levels, including bachelor’s degrees alongside existing master’s and doctoral programs.
Prospective applicants must adhere to specific submission requirements, including a completed online application form accessible through the official ICDF portal, a photocopy of a valid passport, certified copies of academic transcripts and highest educational qualifications authenticated by St. Kitts’ Ministry of Education, plus two reference letters. The program strongly recommends applicants maintain a minimum GPA of 3.5 for consideration.
A critical application guideline restricts candidates to applying to only one participating university, with submissions required directly to the chosen institution by their respective deadlines. All documentation must be submitted to Ms. Carol Boddie at the St. Kitts Ministry of Education by February 13, 2026, for processing.
For additional application assistance, interested parties may contact education officials including Ms. Hardai Beephat, Ms. Corissa Griffin, Mrs. Shelly Liburd, or Mrs. Shanola Murrey-Gill at the Nevis Island Administration’s Ministry of Human Resources.