Thomas Anthony Returns as CEO of Grenada’s Citizenship by Investment Unit
Anthony returns for a second term as head of Grenada’s CIU. His first order of business: Tackling an unprecedented backlog of applications.
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.
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 moreDavid Lesperance goes on the record with six falsifiable predictions for events he expects in the investment migration market this year.
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 moreE2 country nationals who are not “domiciled” can no longer get E2 visas if they got citizenship by “financial investment”. But what do those terms really mean?
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 moreWith strong support and cooperation of the Government and the CIU, the project continues to advance in a methodical and timely manner.
Read moreApplication volume for Grenada’s Citizenship by Investment Program, the only one in its region still open to Russians, is shattering records.
Read moreGrenada’s CIU seeks a new CEO, while the Chairman of Vanuatu’s Citizenship Commission has been given leave.
Read moreSix consecutive years of growth and thousands of satisfied citizenship by investment clients bear testament to the program’s unique qualities.
Read moreThe new PM also chides his predecessor for having spent CBI funds on ordinary government expenditure and hints at a shakeup at the CIU.
Read moreNon-sanctioned Russian and Belarusian investors are officially welcome to apply to Grenada’s citizenship by investment program again.
Read moreGrenada raised some EC$90m during the first quarter of the year, two-thirds of it from real estate investors, hinting at another record year.
Read more40 years have passed since countries first began selling citizenships. See our timeline of the history of citizenship by investment programs.
Read moreGrenada’s CIP recorded yet another all-time revenue high in 2021 (for the fifth year in a row) while also breaking a litany of other records.
Read moreRussian and Belarusian applicants remain welcome under the CIPs of Turkey, Montenegro, and of Saint Lucia, the final Caribbean hold-out.
Read moreAmong our ten most-read stories in 2021, half concerned Portugal and half were written by outside contributors. Merry Christmas.
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