
Antigua Leans Toward Ending CIP in 2028, With Confirmation to EU Due November 12
Antigua and Barbuda’s Cabinet leans toward confirming a 2028 end date for its citizenship program to keep visa-free travel to Europe.

Antigua and Barbuda’s Cabinet leans toward confirming a 2028 end date for its citizenship program to keep visa-free travel to Europe.

Philip J. Pierre and Gaston Browne told EU Commissioner Magnus Brunner that citizenship by investment finances development in the Eastern Caribbean. Saint Lucia’s account of the meeting announced no change to the June 2028 phase-out date.

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Skerrit said OECS member states have agreed to implement policies that will further unify the region’s citizenship by investment programs.

Heads of government in the region fully endorsed the JRCC’s calls for harmonization of the region’s citizenship by investment programs.

The Organization of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS) – five of whose six sovereign member states have citizenship by investment programs

Antigua & Barbuda’s prime minister Gaston Browne says he welcomes the Monetary Council of the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank’s (ECCB)

In Saint Vincent & the Grenadines – the only independent OECS-country still not offering citizenship by investment owing to the

Creating public discussion points over CBI is another key way to help stakeholders understand the business of CBI and the value of the programs.

Prime Minister Allen Chastanet of Saint Lucia, home to the Caribbean’s youngest citizenship by investment program (CIP), favors the concept

Just hours before we were scheduled to meet Prime Minister Skerrit for an interview in his office in Roseau, Dominica,

An industry source who wishes to remain incognito has confirmed that the prime ministers of all five Caribbean countries that

Representatives from the five Caribbean Citizenship by Investment Programmes (CIPs) convened yesterday in Saint Lucia in a meeting orchestrated by