Saint Lucia CIP Approvals Drop by 32% in FY2019-20
The drop, according to Ryan Devaux, Chairman of the CBI Board, was owed to a now-resolved impasse with the program’s international promoters.
Read moreThe drop, according to Ryan Devaux, Chairman of the CBI Board, was owed to a now-resolved impasse with the program’s international promoters.
Read moreOnce more confirming the tried-and-true IMI adage that says “nothing is so unlimited as a limited time offer on Caribbean CBI.”
Read moreAs many continue to work remotely in 2021, Sue Nickason expects a rise in applications from those wanting to “live the dream” in Cayman Islands.
Read moreDominica’s only six-star, all-villa resort has completed construction on four new villas and is concurrently launching its Phase 2 sales
Read morePrompted by the local business community, the government is considering citizenship by investment. The opposition takes umbrage.
Read moreDominica’s new entrepreneurship visa, which offers a path to citizenship in two years for US$50,000, finally has a launch date (of sorts).
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 moreThe Kittitian policy, however, differs from those of other regional CIPs in certain key respects, notably on age requirements.
Read morePM Chastanet says Saint Lucia for many years held the same position on CBI as PM Gonsalves and points out that CBI “naysayer” scare-scenarios have not come to pass.
Read more“When investing in Secret Bay, you’re putting your investment into the hands of a gentleman,” says Dominica’s Prime Minister Skerrit.
Read moreAs Vincentians go to the polls on Thursday, they are effectively casting a vote for or against citizenship by investment.
Read moreGrenada’s Government commends Kimpton Kawana Bay developers for impressive progress as project reaches 74% sales completion.
Read moreThe ambassador praised Grenada’s use of the JRCC’s facilities and conceded that “some countries use it more than others”.
Read moreThe most popular option for the three years in aggregate, at 2,144 files, was the social housing option operated by Montreal Management.
Read more“Since the start of our fiscal year – April 1st, 2020 – we have already recorded 154 applications received,” writes CIU-boss Nestor Alfred.
Read moreOn a dollar-basis, revenues from the real estate option already outpace those from NTF contributions; EC$55 million versus EC$46m in 2020.
Read moreThe new villas are scheduled to enter sales and resort operations this November with a fifth by early 2021.
Read moreSaint Kitts’ CIU has published a blacklist of agents and issued stern warnings on discounting. Now, its website suffers a malware attack.
Read moreMohammed Asaria: “We’re on our way to complete our hattrick while all of our peers are challenged to even complete one quality development.”
Read moreDominica is planning an Entrepreneur Visa that offers a direct path to citizenship in two years for those who invest upwards of $50,000.
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