The Cyprus Citizenship by Investment Program does not routinely distribute any formal reports on the number or nationality of its candidates, nor about the funds invested by successful immigration candidates. Contributed, it does share such data with Parliament periodically.
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Grande Property team is sharing a final reminder regarding St Kitts and Nevis Citizenship by Investment (CBI) program with those keen on putting resources into second citizenship under the temporarily reduced investment option called ‘The Hurricane Relief Fund‘. A limited time offer is to end on March 30, 2018. Continue reading
Based on the most recent report by Savory and Partners, one of the leading firms in the Middle East offering various Citizenship-by-Investment programs, high-total assets families in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) added to a 76 percent expansion sought after for second citizenship from Europe or the Caribbean in the last quarter of 2017. Continue reading
In his spending address on Thursday, Prime Minister of Antigua and Barbuda, Gaston Browne, uncovered the nation’s Citizenship by Investment Program had raised some US$ 300 million as immediate income and capital venture amid 2017, comparable to around 20% of the country’s GDP. Continue reading
Officially launched in 1995, the Permanent Residency Program of Antigua and Barbuda was created with an urge for well off people to set up impose residency in the nation.
This program is readily available to be utilized by non-residential citizens only to provide a brisk and clear access to the country’s tax residency. Continue reading
A pleasant jewel situated of the East Carribbean, St Lucia is slowly but surely transitioning from an island of untouched beauty into a safe investment destination attracting more and more UHNWI. Island’s Citizenship by Investment program offers numerous advantages and real estate venture development to preserve and grow wealth. Continue reading
Since Grenada and the UAE agreed for a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) in November 2017, Grenadian citizens will be able to enter UAE visa-free. The passport holders of the two nations will start enjoying a new benefit in 30 days after the agreement execution. Continue reading