Secret Bay Named Travel & Leisure’s #1 Resort in the Caribbean, #25 Hotel in the World
The readers of Travel & Leisure, for the third time, ranked CBI development Secret Bay as the #1 Resort in the Caribbean – and 25th globally.
Read MoreThe readers of Travel & Leisure, for the third time, ranked CBI development Secret Bay as the #1 Resort in the Caribbean – and 25th globally.
Read MoreThe Home Office said the changes would have immediate effect to prevent “a wave of travelers” from the affected countries.
Read MoreAgents with Iranian clients last week scrambled to submit files before Dominica’s introduction of “enhanced due diligence” fees on Monday.
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 MoreIf the CBI developer itself funds the escrow account, how does the CIU know the CBI applicant actually invested the full amount?
Read MoreThe Caribbean Citizenship by Investment Industry is gathering in Saint Lucia next month. Join us at Beyond the Passport 2023!
Read MoreWhile processing is starting to catch up, Grenada still had a backlog of 1,451 applications worth half a billion (!) USD at the end of Q3.
Read MoreMany Saint Lucians, Kittitians, and Antiguans will no longer need apply for visas before visiting Canada – presuming they fly in.
Read MoreCaribbean CBI programs will start interviewing applicants. This is a positive development and no cause for nerves, writes Marina Gabriel.
Read MoreBefore the new administration took office last year, Saint Kitts & Nevis’ CIP had 95 approved real estate options. Today, it has nine.
Read MoreThe villas, which give the owners citizenship in Dominica, are available for whole ownership from $1.39m and fractional ownership from $212k.
Read MoreThe blog (which listed no author and provided no evidence) claimed a former CIU head and the developer he now works for defrauded investors.
Read MoreConsensus among CBI service providers is that as long as CIUs look the other way and impose no real consequences, the problem will persist.
Read MoreTo the consternation of local authorities, the fugitive diamond merchant will be permitted to remain in Antigua & Barbuda for now.
Read MoreThe UK may restrict visa-free access for countries where “Chinese spies” can buy citizenship. This may start a domino effect, says David Lesperance.
Read MoreThe Saint Lucia CIP’s annual report shows the program is setting new records on all fronts – but regressing slightly on transparency.
Read MoreSaint Lucia’s CIU is the third in the region this year to issue a reminder that the minimum investment amount for real estate is absolute.
Read MoreUS pressure is bringing Caribbean CIPs together around six binding principles. Kemal Nicholson outlines how this changes the role of agents.
Read MoreAnthony returns for a second term as head of Grenada’s CIU. His first order of business: Tackling an unprecedented backlog of applications.
Read MoreRebates and buybacks constitute “illegal discounting” and can result in de-licensing for developers and revoked citizenships for investors.
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