Grenada CIP Shattered Records in ’22: Backlog Alone Worth US$300m+
Grenada’s CIP set new records for applications, approvals, and revenues. The biggest new record of all, however, is the size of the backlog.
Read moreGrenada’s CIP set new records for applications, approvals, and revenues. The biggest new record of all, however, is the size of the backlog.
Read moreThe Kawana Bay developers are going ahead with international arbitration, despite the Grenadian government’s willingness to negotiate.
Read moreThe UK will examine Caribbean CIPs to see if they pose security risks. Antigua & Barbuda’s CIU thinks it will hold up well to close scrutiny.
Read moreCaribbean CIPs remain at the mercy of banks that are often unwilling to cooperate. Why are they not doing more to mitigate the problem?
Read moreThe new regulations reduce the minimum investment for real estate, introduce a new bond option, and update a number of fees.
Read moreA Chinese developer’s gifting of a new-year’s red envelope with cash to the chairman of Grenada’s CBI Committee does not go over well.
Read moreNew, stricter rules for real estate, significant discounts for the SGF contribution option, a new fee schedule, and new investment options.
Read moreThe new CIU chief says he plans to assess the status of the CIU, introduce new investment options, and redefine the program’s target clients.
Read morePM Drew also said “hundreds of millions of the CIP funds were abused by the previous administration,” thus reducing the profit margin.
Read moreThe act would make E2 visas available to CBI-origin citizens only if they have been “domiciled” in their new country for minimum three years.
Read moreEven if Grenada receives no new applications, it can still reach – and exceed – its target by merely processing its existing caseload.
Read moreMeanwhile, Dominica’s incumbent DLP won 19 out of 21 seats in this week’s general election, which was boycotted by major opposition parties.
Read more“This appointment is very important for St Lucia. RIF Trust and Latitude are significant players[…],” commented the Hon. Dr Ernest Hilaire.
Read moreThomas Anthony, former head of several Caribbean CIUs, outlines the delicate and crucial role the region’s banks play in CBI due diligence.
Read moreWith strong support and cooperation of the Government and the CIU, the project continues to advance in a methodical and timely manner.
Read more“We do not want to be associated with any practices that are contrary to CBI regulations, such as […] ‘Special Discounts,’” said Gregor Nassief, proprietor of Secret Bay.
Read moreApplication volume for Grenada’s Citizenship by Investment Program, the only one in its region still open to Russians, is shattering records.
Read moreSecret Bay has paid out US$1 million in returns to investors and now has more than 100 CBI investor-owners from around the globe.
Read more“We, fundamentally, have no issue accepting Russians,” says Saint Lucia CIU head Mc Claude Emmanuel in an exclusive interview with IMI.
Read more“The idea that some magical switch can be pressed to make our economies more palatable [to the West] is a myth,” writes Kenneth Green.
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