Caribbean: EU Adds Dominica to Tax Blacklist, Bermuda Introduces $2.5m Golden Visa
Dominica is back on the European Council’s blacklist of tax havens. Bermuda is opening a pricey residency by investment program.
Read moreDominica is back on the European Council’s blacklist of tax havens. Bermuda is opening a pricey residency by investment program.
Read more“During a time that feels unpredictable, investing in The Residences offers security and stability,” says Gregor Nassief, proprietor of Secret Bay.
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 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 more“When investing in Secret Bay, you’re putting your investment into the hands of a gentleman,” says Dominica’s Prime Minister Skerrit.
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 moreThe new villas are scheduled to enter sales and resort operations this November with a fifth by early 2021.
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.
Read moreThe United States’ inability to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 and economic uncertainty are among the chief catalysts for rising American interest.
Read more“From a CBI Investment perspective, it means that the villa and property you are investing in are part of a globally recognized, award-winning resort that grows from strength to strength.”
Read moreDominica’s CIU has circulated the changes to the CIP’s investment and fee amounts, as well as the definition of dependents.
Read moreThe pandemic has slowed the real estate market globally, except for real estate connected to citizenship by investment programs.
Read moreLoath to set off a price war, Caribbean CIPs are competing on inclusiveness. Yesterday, it was Dominica’s turn to revamp terms for families.
Read moreDespite the pandemic, The Residences at Secret Bay has reached the 50% sold milestone of its built villas, with the most recent sale transacting last week.
Read moreThe Dominica CIU, accustomed to processing during hurricanes, finds that maintaining operations amid a pandemic is, relatively speaking, a breeze.
Read more“Citizenship by Investment is evolving and is now seen as a new asset class for global citizens,” says Gregor Nassief, Proprietor and CEO of Secret Bay.
Read moreIrani, Sudanese, and North Korean nationals who haven’t spent the last ten years outside their home countries are now ineligible to apply for Dominica’s CIP.
Read moreAs Dominica journeys to resiliency, the government also commits on moving towards a world-class healthcare system. During the 2019-2020 budget
Read moreGareth Brookes shares his concerns about Dominica’s social housing CBI arrangement and how low barriers to entry pose a reputational risk for the industry.
Read moreTwo in-principle unrelated matters – diplomatic passports and CBI programs – are being conflated to the detriment of the Caribbean, writes Carlyle Rogers.
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