The last OECS nation without a CBI program outlines its multi-institutional framework as Deputy PM emphasizes accountability, regional best practices, and job creation over pure revenue generation.
Read MorePhilippe May says “SVG will set a new standard,” predicting its new CIP will outperform those of its more established Caribbean counterparts.
Read MoreThe opposition has repeatedly promised to introduce a CBI program in the island nation should it win the election.
Read MoreFewer files, richer returns. Grenada’s CIP earns record revenue per investor even as intake slows.
Read MorePM Skerrit calls free movement “a win-win for all,” arguing it fills critical gaps while expanding opportunities for Caribbean citizens.
Read MorePM Dickon Mitchell has announced that Grenada will host the headquarters of the new Caribbean CBI regulatory authority.
Read MoreIndustry experts praise changes as Saint Kitts removes education requirements that “weren’t working” for modern families.
Read MoreNick Stevens, Serhan Aysever, and Gokce Emer share contrasting views on the impact of a 30-day stay rule on Caribbean citizenship by investment.
Read MorePatrick Peters and Kevin Hosam see ECCIRA boosting credibility but warn delays loom if five parliaments don’t ratify in September.
Read MoreGrenada lifts four-month suspension on Heng Sheng citizenship applications after finding no evidence of prohibited financing.
Read MoreExperts dismiss tax fears over potential Caribbean CBI residency requirements: “That argument doesn’t hold water.”
Read MoreMajor advocates for a “light-touch” approach, while Arton labels St Kitts residency requirements a “vacation obligation.”
Read MoreNew potential rules could force CBI applicants to stay to play, or risk losing out for failing to prove “genuine links.”
Read More“A residency clause will be part of the new [CBI] law,” Drew emphasized. “Let me say that clearly, residency clause and the biometrics.”
Read MoreFewer dollars came in, but real estate kept Grenada’s citizenship by investment program moving in Q1 2025.
Read More“We will not be bullied”: Caribbean leaders push back as US targets CBI nations with possible travel bans.
Read MoreThree-month investigation yields no over-financing evidence but removes 25 sub-agents as IMA introduces new requirements.
Read MoreThe regional regulatory framework culminates efforts that began in 2023, driven by increasing international scrutiny of CBI programs.
Read More“The Caribbean has done its part.” Daisy Joseph Andall discusses political pressure on Caribbean CBI programs, calls for a narrative shift.
Read MoreSurvey indicates 81% prefer jobs from a CBI economy over unemployment; 68% don’t see citizenship sales diminishing national identity.
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