A selection of news items on citizenship by investment programmes in the Caribbean.
In May 2020, Saint Lucia launched a new Citizenship by Investment option – The Covid-19 Relief Bond. This was a wise move by the Saint Lucian Government who acted quickly to safeguard the Island...
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There are several investor visa programme changes due to take place over the coming months. Whilst there is still three months to go until most of these deadlines, it is important to note that in...
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The five main Caribbean nations offering Citizenship by Investment programmes not only offer excellent visa-free access to the EU, Schengen Zone, UK and more, they also have great visa-free...
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One of the terms of Antigua and Barbuda’s Citizenship by Investment programme is that investors must fulfil a five-day visitation requirement during the first five years of their application...
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On Monday 26th July 2021, Dominica announced they will now issue E-Passports to Citizenship by Investment applicants. Following in the footsteps of most of their Caribbean neighbours, Dominica is the...
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With rising taxation on wealth creators and High Net Worth Individuals (HNWI’s) the demand for ”Plan B” passports and alternate citizenship has been growing at an astonishing rate....
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It’s no secret that the Investment Migration industry helps Governments generate significant revenue for their countries. As a whole, it is estimated that the RCBI industry generates over $21 billion...
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The key drivers behind clients investment migration decisions have shifted somewhat in the 12 months to March 2021 compared to the year to March 2020. The periods largely reflect pre and post Covid...
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The Citizenship by Investment unit of Saint Kitts and Nevis has announced that they are re-running the Limited Time Offer they ran last year, saving our clients up to $45,000 on family citizenship by...
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During a recent industry webinar featuring Dominica’s Prime Minister, Roosevelt Skerrit and head of the Citizenship by Investment Unit, Emmanuel Nanthan; it was announced that Dominica intends...
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Following in the footsteps of its Caribbean neighbours, Antigua is the last island to announce adjustments to their dependent requirements and allow adult siblings to be included within one family...
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On 6th November 2020, Saint Kitts became the fourth Caribbean nation to announce they will allow citizenship by investment applicants to include siblings as part of a family application. An official...
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