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Citizenship by investment is entering a structural decline as governments tighten requirements, introduce residency obligations, and shift away from passive financial contributions. For decades, Caribbean programmes led by St Kitts and Nevis defined a global market where investors could obtain second citizenship efficiently, often without physical presence. That model is …

The recent decision by the United States to suspend visa processing for select Caribbean countries marks one of the most consequential shifts in hemispheric mobility policy in decades. Framed within a broader 75-country global policy citing public charge risks and security concerns, the visa ban affects twelve Caribbean nations, Antigua …

In a recent press release dated March 19, 2025, the Government of Antigua and Barbuda has officially clarified that there is no travel ban imposed on the twin-island nation by the United States. This announcement comes in response to media speculation about potential travel restrictions, reassuring US nationals and residents …

In recent years, the concept of citizenship by investment (CBI) has gained significant traction among high-net-worth individuals seeking greater global mobility, tax optimisation, and a safety net against geopolitical instability. However, the future of CBI programmes, particularly in the Caribbean, is now under threat due to proposed US travel bans. …

The development and construction of the international airport in Dominica have brought great pride to the citizens, and several jobs have been created to ensure the airport is successfully completed. Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit reassured citizens that there will be more employment opportunities and encouraged skilled workers to apply.  The Prime Minister …

St Kitts and Nevis has shown a projected growth of 4.5 percent due to the country’s Citizenship by Investment Programme indicated by the latest International Monetary Fund (IMF) report that was released in January 2023. This growth is supported by a steady recovery from the tourism sector and various service sectors.  The current …

Investors are offered the chance to gain coveted second citizenship in the luxurious island of St Kitts and Nevis through its citizenship by investment programme. For a limited time only, investors can contribute a reduced amount of US$125,000,000 to the Sustainable Growth Fund – the offer ends June 30, 2023.    St …