The Investment Migration Knowledge Platform
Cited by five times as many firms as the next CIU on the list, the Dominica CIU stood out for its efficiency in processing, likely thanks to automation.
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“We don’t ever want to become dependent on CIP,” emphasized Chastanet, who also confirmed OECD had given the country’s tax residency plans the green light.
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Saint Lucia’s CIP is growing, but not as fast as some of its neighbors, a state of affairs its head of CIU attributes to the market’s price sensitivity
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Grenada is simplifying documentation requirements, re-structuring the procedural steps, and implementing automated solutions to catalyze their processing.
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Dominica – which also goes by the moniker “Nature’s Isle” – is becoming the CBI-world’s poster-child for sustainable development.
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While investor appetite for Grenada’s CIP is rising quickly, the program’s authority appears uninterested in evaluating its suitors.
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You spent a lot of money and time to get citizenship for your family. Now, a new child is expected. What will it cost to give your newborn a citizenship?
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The troubles that came to light in Saint Kitts’ CBI real estate sector this year appear to have subsided. What’s been done to prevent future instances?
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The number represents the highest application approval figure officially recorded in a single year among all citizenship by investment programs.
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Grenada’s CIP, who recently appointed a new CEO, saw significant increases in revenue, approvals, and rejections in the second quarter this year.
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The developers of the Levera Resort accuses the plot owner of selling land on false premises and of “running a confidence game from the very beginning”.
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Mohammed Asaria, Managing Director of Range, describes the project as “transformative” and vows to make La Sagesse “the second tourism capital in Grenada”.
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Burning down a citizenship by investment program to become king of the ashes is not credible nor effective, writes Carlyle Rogers.
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Confirming the prediction from last year, Dominica’s Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit has confirmed in his budget address that revenue from
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Both sides of the aisle fling scathing allegations as the citizenship by investment program takes center stage in the political debate ahead of possible elections.
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As Caribbean banks and governments struggle to receive CIP-funds, Macfarlane writes that he is amazed they don’t implement simple workarounds.
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“We’re looking for someone who has a lifestyle in which they don’t usually spend more than 90 days in any particular jurisdiction,” says Philip Kisob.
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Changes in international taxation and the new economic substance rules offer unique advantages for some Caribbean and European CIPs, writes Carlyle Rogers.
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Should Q1 prove an indication of an overall trend rather than an anomaly, Grenada can expect to beat its all-time record from 2018 this year.
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The OECS has decided to cooperate on CIPs with standardized applications, an oversight committee, and counter-propaganda. Carlyle Rogers asks: Will it work?
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