Grenada, an island country in the West Indies in the Caribbean region, gained independence back in 1974. After a few exceptionally quick changes of the government administrations, the nation settled on a decision for a democracy and steady economic growth. Today Grenada is of a potential interest to more than just nature lovers, it has become a go-to destination for high net worth individuals from around the globe looking for alternative investment or citizenship options.
According to a 2018 Wealth Report almost 34% of high-income individuals – those with US$30 mln in assets – have already obtained an alternative citizenship elsewhere. Another half is currently considering this option and exploring the possibilities available on the market. Continue reading
In the modern dynamic world there are numerous reasons why business people are looking to obtain alternative citizenship. The more benefits newly acquired passport can bring to the owner the more attractive and desirable it becomes on the market. Another advantage that is always considered by the smart investors is freedom and flexibility of global mobility, cost and ease of entire process. Continue reading
Grenada, a small country in the northeast of Venezuela located in the heart of the Caribbean, offers great opportunity for high net worth South African citizens who want to obtain a second passport for visa-free access to UK, Schengen member states in Europe, China as well as numerous other countries worldwide. Island’s Citizenship by investment program was launched in 2013 and since then 1,000+ investor applications have been processed. Continue reading
One of the reasons Grenada citizenship is becoming so attractive within overseas investors is that it has proven itself as the shortest path to the US market for business as well as residency giving a chance to settle down with an immediate family in the country of opportunities within just a few months. Continue reading
Investment immigration industry foundation has been officially set with introduction of the first citizenship by investment program in 1984 by the Government of St Kitts and Nevis. Other countries have soon joined the lead and started implementing their own alternatives ranging from residency permits to alternative citizenship programs available in exchange for a significant financial commitment. Since then the industry has seen a solid growth and is currently estimated in $2,000,000,000 range. Continue reading
Since the launch of the first official citizenship by investment program by the government of St Kitts and Nevis back in 1980s, there were over 25 countries that followed the lead competing to offer their alternatives ranging from investor based visa to permanent residency permit and second citizenship. However, whatever country you are looking to select, all have one thing in common – a solid financial commitment required in order to obtain a desired status while benefits vary significantly. Continue reading
As for 2018, five Caribbean countries offer a fast-track economic immigration programs allowing overseas investors to obtain citizenship through investment. These are Antigua and Barbuda, St Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Dominica and Grenada. According to investment immigration expert opinion, Grenada has 3 major benefits compared to other islands: Continue reading
With a growing potential of Caribbean countries, the regional economy is steadily transitioning from tourism-based into popular economic citizenship-driven destination.
With Caribbean still being top travel destination for the UHNWI, you can no longer consider Caribbean a perfect place to park your jet or power boat for a multi-million dollar weekend gateaway with A-list celebrities from Selena Gomez to Oprah Winfrey. Having adjusted to the global financial instability, countries of CARICOM are bringing more and more of foreign direct investments much due to their sought-after Citizenship-By-Investment programs,
Grande Property team of international experts is closely monitoring the updates on immigration programs being offered to our clients worldwide and is pleased to let you know about further program cost reduction of the longest standing CBI, St Kitts and Nevis.
The government of St KItts and Nevis has recently announced the establishment of a new fund called the Sustainable Growth Fund that will allow to make the country’s citizenship by investment program even more reasonably priced than ever before. Continue reading