Category: News

Dominica to host CIP meeting

Representative from at least five Caribbean countries are to meet here later this week to discuss the Citizenship by Investment (CIP). The Coordinator of the Dominica Citizenship by Investment Unit, Emmanuel Nanton said that the countries in the Caribbean with CIPs had agreed to meet every quarter “to discuss where we are in the programme, […]

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Government of Canada Delivering Faster Processing and Shorter Wait Times for Spousal Reunification

The Government of Canada is making it faster and easier for Canadians and permanent residents to reunite with their spouses. At the direction of the Minister, earlier this year Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) began a concerted effort to reduce processing times. From the start of 2016 to the fall, processing times were reduced […]

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New Marketing Initiative Set To Propel The SIDF Forward

Another move to propel the St. Kitts-Nevis Sugar Industry Diversification Foundation (SIDF) forward is the introduction of the International Marketing Agent Initiative, says Les Khan, CEO of the Citizenship by Investment Unit (CIU), while appearing on the government’s radio-television programme “Working for You” on November 30. Mr. Khan explained that the initiative is another proactive […]

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Government of Montenegro Issues Tender for Special Investor Program

The Government of Montenegro has today issued an international public tender notice for the development and implementation of a Special Investor Program under which a person may be granted Montenegrin citizenship. Details available from the Montenegrin Ministry of Sustainable Development and Tourism website here   Details of the tender document and process are available here […]

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Could Caribbean Economic Citizenship Programmes Cash in on Donald Trump’s Election Victory?

Uncertainty and fear over a United States governed by a Donald Trump administration appears to be pushing wealthy Americans to look for alternative citizenships – and the Caribbean just might benefit. The Republican’s upset win over Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton was announced early yesterday after Tuesday’s elections, following a divisive campaign that featured controversial statements […]

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