Charmaine Donovan, CEO of Antigua & Barbuda Citizenship by Investment Unit, has officially announced the implementation of mandatory interviews for all citizenship applicants, effective from 15th December 2023. Commencing on the specified date, all citizenship by investment applications submitted to the Unit will undergo...
A once-in-a-lifetime investment in a citizenship program can give a family of four a legacy, access to premium education and healthcare services, and a high standard of living in a stable and well-developed country. Investors looking for their family’s lifelong well-being have many options to...
Investing a minimum of $200,000 in a government-approved real estate project allows an applicant to gain Antigua and Barbuda’s passport. Moreover, unmarried siblings can be included to get citizenship of this charming Caribbean, which is fast becoming a sought-after destination for large families looking to...
Grenada approved 11,814 citizenship applications during the period from January 2017 to September 2023. According to figures released by the Ministry of Finance, the government approved over 4,000 applications during the 15-month period from July last year to September this year. The Grenada Citizenship by...
Earlier this year, the Greek government announced an increase in the minimum real estate investment for the Greek Golden Visa scheme to €500,000 in specific regions. The new threshold, which came into effect on August 1, 2023, will only apply to properties in the regional...
Saudi Arabia on Tuesday extended its e-visa program to six new countries, including Saint Kitts and Nevis, to encourage tourism in the Kingdom. In a statement, the Saudi Tourism Ministry said it expanded its e-visa program to six new countries where the nationals of these...
The Commonwealth of Dominica has elected its first female president, Mrs. Sylvanie Burton. On September 29, 2023, the National Assembly voted 20-5 to confirm her nomination, which had been submitted by the Prime Minister-led administration. Burton is a member of the Kalinago indigenous people and...
To become a citizen of a foreign country, individuals have two options, the first is through citizenship by investment programs where an investor can obtain a passport either by investing a significant amount of money in the country’s economy or by purchasing a real estate...
Caribbean countries providing Citizenship by Investment (CBI) programs, such as Dominica, Grenada, St. Lucia, St. Kitts and Nevis, and Antigua and Barbuda, have been attracting investors and high-net-worth individuals over the past decades for many reasons, including their stable political atmosphere, high level of security...
One of our clients chose to invest in a second passport to ensure a better future for his family and children. However, this decision was not just about freedom of travel—it was also about investment and security. He wanted to give his children more opportunities...
The Saint Lucia Citizenship by Investment (CIP) Unit announced that it will be implementing an applicant interview and identity verification process effective September 4, 2023. This added layer of protection is intended to further safeguard the integrity of the program and ensure that only legitimate...
Citizenship by investment (CBI) programs have been deemed a glimmer of hope for stateless people and their families, who do not hold the nationality of any country, as it gives them the chance to live in freedom and enjoy equal rights and opportunities. Stateless...
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