Grenada offers the newest citizenship by investment program in the world, whereby wealthy foreign investors can obtain a second passport through an investment in the country’s economy.

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Have you ever wanted to be part of a movie production? Now could be your chance! Wealthy foreign nationals are now given the opportunity to qualify for a second citizenship to Antigua and Barbuda in exchange for investing in part of the production costs of a Caribbean movie based on the life of music legend Bob Marley. This is an innovative method of financing the movie, and a fun alternative compared to the usual real estate or financial securities investments required by other citizenship by i

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Conflicts in the Middle East, most prevalent in Syria and Iraq presently, have led its citizens to try to escape in any way possible, whether through legal or even illegal means. With recent crackdowns on refugees entering Europe by boat with poor chances of resettlement, Middle Eastern nationals are limited in their options to leave the region, unless they are among the affluent population that can afford to invest their way out.

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The number of high net worth individuals in the Caribbean is on the rise due to the several Citizenship by Investment Programs available. Applicants are awarded Citizenship to the destination in question by investing funds in real estate or other financial instruments that will benefit the country’s economy. Currently, there are four Citizenship by Investment Programs in the Caribbean that continue to generate significant revenue for each country’s government.

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Last year, the Prime Minister of the Commonwealth of Dominica, Roosevelt Skerrit, announced several projected changes concerning Dominica’s Citizenship by Investment Program. He declared that the program experienced such great success in recent years through attracting funds from foreign investors into Dominica’s economy.

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There are many reasons a foreign national may choose to invest in the Caribbean. Among the top cited motives are the consistently beautiful weather year-round, the lower cost of living, the lower tax rates, and access to affordable and first-rate healthcare.

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The St Kitts and Nevis Citizenship by Investment programme was discussed at a meeting between the St Kitts government and the Chamber of Industry and Commerce. The status of the programme as well as the application processing times were among the topics discussed.

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