Grenada CIU Clarifies: Russians Still Barred From CBI Program, Minister’s Statements Incorrect
The Minister admits to have spoken out of turn: Russians, Belarusians, Iranians, and North Koreans remain banned from the Grenada CIP.
Read MoreThe Minister admits to have spoken out of turn: Russians, Belarusians, Iranians, and North Koreans remain banned from the Grenada CIP.
Read MoreMinister Thomas said the CBI program is once more open to applicants of any nationality, the 4th such policy change in under two years.
Read MoreSaint Kitts officials claim the refund-troubles arose from decisions of the former administration. That is not true, writes Maxim Zharkov.
Read MoreDespite gaining approvals and making donations, applicants were retroactively rejected due to their nationalities and are not being refunded.
Read MoreAfter becoming the program’s number one applicant nationality last year, Russians are now excluded from Italy’s “Dolce Visa” program.
Read MoreGreat power games have cut Russians off from of banking and immigration in many countries. Hong Kong, however, has left the door open, writes Stephen Barnes.
Read MoreOFAC has imposed sanctions on a well-known industry firm and its founder for alleged facilitation of sanctions evasion for of Russians.
Read MoreCaribbean CIPs are forced to fall in line with the demands of the bigger countries or face sanctions themselves, writes Nuri Katz.
Read MoreRussians and Belarusians are excluded again. The suspension, moreover, will have retroactive effect, going back three weeks.
Read MoreIn the end, Latvia keeps its program but suspends Russians and Belarusians for a year and bars those who support the war from applying.
Read MoreCyprus is revoking the passports – not the citizenships – of a number of Russians and Belarusians whose name appear on sanctions lists.
Read MoreNuri Katz says recent weeks’ events show that “unless something changes drastically, we are closer to the end of the CBI industry than to the beginning of it.”
Read MoreThe golden visas of Ireland and Spain join the fast-growing list of investment migration programs closing its doors to Russians.
Read MoreTwo weeks after Dominica’s CIP became the first in the Caribbean to suspend Russians and Belarusians, Saint Lucia becomes the 5th and final.
Read MoreAs Russians are increasingly excluded from residence and citizenship by investment programs globally, Turkey’s CIP remains open.
Read MoreRussian and Belarusian applicants remain welcome under the CIPs of Turkey, Montenegro, and of Saint Lucia, the final Caribbean hold-out.
Read MoreSaint Kitts & Nevis becomes the third Caribbean CBI country to explicitly suspend Russian and Belarusian applicants.
Read MoreRussian applicants are now suspended from three Caribbean CIPs, Belarusians from two, and Ukrainians from one.
Read MoreGreece joins Portugal in banning Russians from its golden visa program. Further Western countries are expected to make similar announcements.
Read MoreSince the start in 2013, 49% of Spanish golden visas have been issued in the province of Catalonia; 44% in
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