Press Release

Saint Lucia's Citizenship by Investment Programme performs parallel to the CBI Programmes in the Caribbean region launched in 2016. The newly elected Government is utilizing the funds to develop advanced and modernized infrastructure to uplift the people's quality and standards of living.

The government of Dominica is continuously making new investments in the education sector. The small country in the Caribbean is training its youngsters for the future and making great use of the new, fresh and modern technologies available to them to grow the industry. Dominica's government is skilled at comprehending that education equips individuals with the knowledge and skills to adjust to the ever-changing modern world.

The citizenship by investment programmes which various countries around the world are offering to their investors is gaining popularity with every passing day. For the last ten years, these economic citizenship programmes have been considered by investors worldwide looking for a way to diversify their portfolios and plan their wealth. Such programmes provide numerous benefits to investors that they can't find anywhere else. 

When an individual looks for alternative citizenship based on an investment programme, the applicant always expects that the results of their decision must be productive. Most investors want their destination country to be developed with a peaceful environment so they can lead a great life. They further wish for the nation's political environment to be proactive in taking that country to new heights of success in every development field.

The smallest nation in the western hemisphere, St Kitts and Nevis is an exclusive Caribbean island with exceptional natural beauty. It has a rich history with various influences from different cultures. These luxurious twin islands, St Kitts and Nevis, lure several people looking for a mix of resort relaxation and scenic landscapes with a touch of adventure and rich history.

Saint Lucia's government has signed a new Development Agreement to build a 345-room opulent Grand Hyatt hotel in Sabwisha, Choiseul. The project's construction will begin by 2023 and is expected to be concluded at the start of 2025.

The Commonwealth of Dominica's government established the 'Future Housing Programme' which is a new housing project, on July 16, 2022, and during the handover ceremony, the Prime Minister of the country said that the first phase of this programme is set to target youth of Dominica and they will be provided with affordable homes.

The Commonwealth of Dominica's government handed over the keys to the climate-resilient houses to 57 people on July 14 this year at the State House Conference Center.

St Kitts and Nevis organized the annual 'Restaurant Week' after a break of two years due to the Covid-19 pandemic, which started on July 14 and will end on Sunday, July 24. The small island nation is celebrating its rich culture, haute cuisine and local ingredients with the country's best chefs.