Further to the press release : Dated September 23rd 2017 regarding introducing St. Kitts and Nevis Hurricane Relief Investment Option Fund, the (HRF) .

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In an article from the Financial Times’ Professional Wealth Management (PWM) CBI Index last month, the publication ranked the Commonwealth of Dominica and St. Kitts and Nevis as the two best Citizenship by Investment Programs (CIPs) in the world, with the Caribbean dominating the top 5 of the 12 positions for second citizenship and passport schemes also found in Europe and Southeast Asia.

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It is true that Caribbean Citizenship by Investment Programs have faced negative publicity from the international community over the last few years, and that is precisely what St. Kitts and Nevis has endeavored to turn around. Indeed, recent reform to the St. Kitts and Nevis Citizenship by Investment Program (CBI) has garnered recognition of St. Kitts and Nevis as a leader among Caribbean nations and industry advocates of Citizenship by Investment Programs around the world.

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With Caribbean citizenship and passports gaining global popularity, the twin island of St. Kitts and Nevis is increasing its efforts to not only rank among the best of the best in the Citizenship by Investment market, but to dominate the industry as the top standard of the Caribbean. Due to recent program reforms and administrative turn-around for St. Kitts and Nevis, it might be enough to rank the nation as a viable contender for preferred destinations.

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Saint Kitts and Nevis, whose passport investment program is the original citizenship by investment program, as well as one of the competitive such programs, has undergone a facelift in the last few months. After the risk mitigation company IPSA International finished its 2014 program review of the Caribbean citizenship through investment program

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Les Khan, CEO of Saint-Kitts and Nevis Citizenship by Investment Unit (CIU), announced this month that proposed changes to the Citizenship by Investment Program, which will benefit applications from families, have been approved. The changes will help integration of applicants into Saint-Kitts and Nevis by allowing more families to immigrate together.

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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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