Will Other Caribbean CIPs Follow St. Kitts and Raise Prices? Here’s What the CIUs Are Planning
The question on everyone’s mind is if other Caribbean CIPs will raise prices like Saint Kitts. IMI contacted each to get an answer.
Read moreThe question on everyone’s mind is if other Caribbean CIPs will raise prices like Saint Kitts. IMI contacted each to get an answer.
Read moreAntigua & Barbuda has released the first statistical report on its CIP in more than three years. Figures show the program has fallen behind.
Read moreRussians and Belarusians are excluded again. The suspension, moreover, will have retroactive effect, going back three weeks.
Read moreAntigua & Barbuda’s information minister says his government has offered to let the EU audit the citizenship by investment program.
Read more“You have to incentivize them so heavily that the net amounts received by the governments would be reduced considerably,” said PM Browne.
Read more40 years have passed since countries first began selling citizenships. See our timeline of the history of citizenship by investment programs.
Read moreForeign Affairs Minister Greene expressed determination not to give up on CBI in the face of pressure from Europe and the US.
Read more“It will be to demonstrate, over and above anything else, our intent to be compliant and sympathetic,” to EU concerns, said the government.
Read morePM Browne says EU and US lawmakers are effectively forcing Caribbean countries to choose between CBI and visa-free travel to Schengen.
Read moreApplications and revenues are up sharply on the year. The figures indicate virtually no applicants are choosing investments over donations.
Read moreThe Nigerian couple appears to have absconded with millions, months after gaining Antiguan citizenship. PM Browne promises consequences.
Read moreReacting to the State Department’s Report, PM Browne said Washington’s accusations against himself and regional CIPs were based on hearsay.
Read moreThe report noted shortcomings in transparency (and the potential or actualized corruption that such opacity engenders) among five CIPs.
Read moreFees on adding dependents after-the-fact are sharply cut and even the future spouses and children of a dependent child may now be included.
Read moreBetween 2015 and 2017, one in five Antigua CIP investors chose the real estate option. In the last two years, only one in forty did. Why?
Read more“We are looking closely at actions that are taken and actions being contemplated by the EU and also by the OECD,” said Ambassador Colin Murdoch.
Read moreFamilies of six or more members applying under the University of the West Indies Fund option will henceforth see their overall cost reduced by US$35,000.
Read moreIn a letter circulated Monday, the Antigua & Barbuda CIU informs stakeholders of a slew of significant amendments to program policy.
Read moreThe recently released six-month report on the Antigua & Barbuda CIP shows applications in H1 2019 are down by 40% compared to H2 2018.
Read more“No matter how much our jurisdictions adopt draconian laws and pay for expensive enforcement machinery; new and more intrusive demands are made.”
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