Established in 1993, the Dominica Citizenship by Investment Program legally provides permanent citizenship and passports to mid-to-high-end individuals and families around the world in just four to six months, without the need to travel to Dominica. The Caribbean island has an excellent international reputation, and Dominica's passport offers visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to more than 140 countries worldwide, including the entire European Union, Switzerland, Russia, Singapore and Hong Kong. Dominica Citizenship by Investment ...(Continue reading)
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Many of my friends have asked me how Dominique's wine is. What's the flavor? In fact, the Caribbean countries are not only famous for their passport immigration programs, but also as the beach backyard of North America and the United Kingdom...Continue reading
New pneumonia rages vigorously around the world, striking businesses indiscriminately, BROOKINGS (BROOKINGS) JOURNAL: As 30 million U.S. small businesses fight to stave off recession, anti-money-laundering (AML) rules are causing...(Read More)
This article explains in the shortest way what you need to know about these five things before buying a home in St. Kitts, for other BCBIP passport programs, Dominica Citizenship by Investment Program, what are the need...(Continue reading)
Many of our partners have asked if Dominica's naturalization program has been affected by the new Crown Pneumonia? With immigration offices and embassies closed, Dominica's Immigration Department has the answer... (Continue reading)
The most authoritative passport immigration program comparison in 2020, the latest and most in-depth focused comparison of Dominica, St. Kitts, Vanuatu, Montenegro, Moldova, Cyprus,...(Continue reading)
Think about the difference between emigrating, moving to another country, or getting a status - which one is right for you? "Immigration" means that you will leave your current country of residence permanently...(Continue reading)
