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Caribbean Policy Updates

Antigua & Barbuda CIP Gives Price Cut to Large Families Under University Fund Option

May 15, 2020May 15, 2020 Christian Henrik Nesheim antigua and barbuda, caribbean, cbi, cip, citizenship by investment, club, policy updates, university, uwi

Families of six or more members applying under the University of the West Indies Fund option will henceforth see their overall cost reduced by US$35,000.

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Antigua Extends $100k Limited Time Offer, University Option Commissions on Sliding Scale

October 16, 2018October 16, 2018 Christian Henrik Nesheim antigua and barbuda, caribbean, cbi, cip, citizenship by investment, ciu, limited time offer, university

The Antigua & Barbuda CIU last week informed its accredited agents that it would extend the Limited Time Offer of

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Antigua CIP’s $150k University Option Has 20% Commission for Agents

September 16, 2018September 16, 2018 Christian Henrik Nesheim antigua and barbuda, caribbean, cip, citizenship by investment, ciu, data, policy, policy updates, statistics, university

Addressing Parliament on Thursday, Antigua & Barbuda’s Prime Minister Gaston Browne announced the formal launch of the citizenship by investment

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Antigua Cuts Real Estate Price, Talks of Adding $150k “University” Option

May 20, 2018 Christian Henrik Nesheim antigua and barbuda, cip, citizenship by investment, ciu, real estate, university, upp

Antigua & Barbuda’s Citizenship by Investment Unit (ABCIU) this week announced a handful of amendments to its Citizenship by Investment

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Kochenov: Commission Would Likely Be “Humiliated” If CIP-Matter Goes to Court Over “Genuine Links”

October 23, 2020 Christian Henrik Nesheim Comments Off on Kochenov: Commission Would Likely Be “Humiliated” If CIP-Matter Goes to Court Over “Genuine Links”

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L’ecuyer: Suspending Cyprus CIP is “Right Thing to Do” – Expect Re-Launch in “Near Future,” Says Program Expert

October 14, 2020 Christian Henrik Nesheim Comments Off on L’ecuyer: Suspending Cyprus CIP is “Right Thing to Do” – Expect Re-Launch in “Near Future,” Says Program Expert

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BREAKING: Cyprus to Terminate Citizenship by Investment Program on Nov 1st

October 13, 2020 Christian Henrik Nesheim Comments Off on BREAKING: Cyprus to Terminate Citizenship by Investment Program on Nov 1st

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IMI EXCLUSIVE: Vanuatu Reveals Historical Data on All CBI Programs Going Back to 2014

October 9, 2020 Christian Henrik Nesheim Comments Off on IMI EXCLUSIVE: Vanuatu Reveals Historical Data on All CBI Programs Going Back to 2014

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Six Signs an Investment Migration Program’s Due Diligence Process is Not Good Enough

October 8, 2020 James Swenson Comments Off on Six Signs an Investment Migration Program’s Due Diligence Process is Not Good Enough

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