In early December, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) released a report highlighting Dominica's developing infrastructure through its Citizenship by Investment program. According to the forecasts of the IMF, the GDP is expected to recover by 2023 to the level before the pandemic. And from 2022 to 2026, annual growth is projected at an average of 5%.
Read MoreAt the moment, the Commonwealth of Dominica is negotiating with United Airlines, Air Canada, and Delta Airlines to expand direct flights to the country. American Airlines recently opened direct flights between Miami International Airport (MIA) and Dominica Douglas Charles Airport (DOM).
Read MoreThis Thursday, December 16th, our webinar will be held: Turkey’s treasures: REAL ESTATE BARGAINS WITH FREE CITIZENSHIP.
Read MoreInterNations, a community of expatriates of about four million people, published its Expat City Ranking 2021. This ranking includes 57 cities, which assessed the quality of life in cities, living conditions, working life in the city, finance and housing, cost of living in local conditions.
Read MoreThe Council of the European Union (EU) on December 13 in Brussels will hold an intergovernmental conference with Montenegro on EU accession. The conference will be held at the ministerial level.
Read MoreHon. Gretta Roberts, Minister for Governance, Public Service Reform, Citizenship Empowerment, Social Justice, and Ecclesiastical Affairs, spoke about the approval of Supplementary Estimates. This estimate is for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2021, in the amount of US$275,150,327.13.
Read MoreForeign direct investment earned through the Citizenship by Investment (CBI) program allows Saint Kitts and Nevis to develop projects and keep the islands running. The Nevis Island Administration (NIA), for example, has used the money received to fund various projects that have benefited the island's residents and citizens.
Read MoreIn Scotland, at the United Nations climate conference, the Commonwealth of Dominica signed a bilateral agreement with Switzerland. Under this agreement, Dominica can sell its carbon credits in order for Switzerland to meet its emission obligations under the Paris Agreement.
Read MoreAt the recent Expo2020 conference in Dubai, Saint Kitts and Nevis was honored with the opportunity to talk about the investment opportunities that the Caribbean island has to offer. The conference was also held on the island of Nevis in the Cabinet Conference Room situated at Pinney’s Estate, allowing for both physical and virtual participation.
Read MoreDominica Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit and Chinese Ambassador Lin XianJiang signed a visa waiver agreement between two countries. Dominicans can now travel to 144 countries without pre applying for a visa.
Read MoreAt a specially convened press conference, Montenegrin Prime Minister Zdravko Krivokapic said that "Montenegro can count on closing all the topics in negotiations with the EU in 2024 and then, already next year, become a member of the European Union."
Read MorePrime Minister of St Kitts and Nevis Dr. the Honourable Timothy Harris has arrived in Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE) to promote the Citizenship by Investment program and strengthen relations between the two countries.
Read MoreAfter analyzing programs for digital nomads in other countries, Montenegro decided to launch its own next year.
Read MorePrime Minister of the Commonwealth of Dominica Honourable Roosevelt Skerrit announced the government's goals for 2022 at a ceremony in honor of the country's independence. He also invited Dominicans from all over the world to join in building a dynamic Dominica.
Read MoreSecret Bay is among the properties participating in Citizenship by Investment (CBI). It has been voted one of the best resorts in the Caribbean and nominated for the Condé Nast Traveler Readers' Choice Awards.
Read MoreCharmaine Quinland-Donovan, CEO of the Citizenship by Investment Unit (CIU), spoke about plans to actively interact with successful candidates, tell them about the country's history and introduce culture.
Read MoreThe Commonwealth of Dominica intends to sign a visa waiver agreement with Armenia. This move will expand opportunities for investment and travel between the two countries. Thanks to the signed agreement, relations between the two countries will strengthen and develop.
Read MoreMSR Media Group announced plans to shoot five films in the Federation of Saint Kitts and Nevis, three of which have already been filmed. This is not only an investment in the country's film industry but also an opportunity for youth talent development in the Federation.
Read MoreStrengthening the health sector is one of the main challenges of Saint Kitts and Nevis.
Read MoreThe Dominica Citizenship by Investment Program allows foreign investors and their families to obtain the citizenship and passport of a Caribbean country in return for investment. The money that investors invest goes to the development of the country's economy. For example, Dominica continues to build disaster-resistant homes and public infrastructure.
Read MoreCorporate, company formation, finance and wealth management services. Economic citizenship and residence programmes.
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