
“Fighting Like Hell”: Caribbean Officials Respond to Renewed US Travel Ban
“We will not be bullied”: Caribbean leaders push back as US targets CBI nations with possible travel bans.

“We will not be bullied”: Caribbean leaders push back as US targets CBI nations with possible travel bans.

The regional regulatory framework culminates efforts that began in 2023, driven by increasing international scrutiny of CBI programs.

“The Caribbean has done its part.” Daisy Joseph Andall discusses political pressure on Caribbean CBI programs, calls for a narrative shift.

No formal communication echoes across the Caribbean as leaders demand answers after finding their nations on a reported US travel ban list

Eight CBI jurisdictions feature on reported US travel ban lists. Their nationals may face the possibility of partial US visa suspension

While dismissing RCBI’s investment impact, IMF’s own regression analysis shows positive correlation with higher approval rates

From Russia’s “anti-woke” visa and El Salvador’s “free passports” to Caribbean CBI revocations, these were IMI’s most-read stories in 2024.

Caribbean CIPs have registered 59,258 applications since 2014. Chinese investors drop out of top spot in 2023-2024

Dominica’s award-winning Secret Bay unveils CBI-eligible fractional ownership from $216K, following $3M in returns paid to investors.

Skerrit: CIP shutdown risks “dislocation.” Linton: Skerrit’s claim “deliberately misleading” and “disingenuous.”

CBI revenues of US$232 million helped fund Dominica’s geothermal plant and airport, accelerating national infrastructure development.

The new CBI regulator aims to balance economic needs with compliance, tradition with progress, and national interests with global demands.

Caribbean CBI countries have implemented four of six US-proposed principles. Two remain as nations prepare for new oversight.

Stephen Barnes summarizes the six ready-to-detonate threats to the CBI market, and offers an alternative path forward.

Manpreet Kataria, Patrick Peters, Nisha Mc Intyre, Omer Kahraman, and Anastasia Barna speculate on who will benefit from the Caribbean MoA.

More than half of those who lost citizenship are Iraqis, and Philippe May argues further consequences may follow those named in the order.

Secret Bay’s Residences impress with 28% investor growth, 45% daily rate increase, and $2.5M+ in dividends paid out to investors.

Dominica doubles the CIP donation threshold while maintaining the real estate investment pricing but adjusts its related fees.

OECS confirms St Lucia’s signing of the MoA and commits to the June 30 deadline. Raises questions about legislation and upcoming procedures.

Secret Bay unveils its new ownership options and unique gemstones program amid high demand from North American investors.