Following Saint Kitts & Nevis' recent announcement that it will reopen for tourism on October 31, the Caribbean island, which boasts the world's most established CBI Programme, has outlined the entry and travel requirements of its phased reopening and listed the hotels and resorts that are open.
With the aim of reassuring tourists, residents and potential citizens as to Caribbean island Dominica's safety, the Discover Dominica Authority has unveiled a Safe in Nature campaign, providing managed experiences within a travel bubble that comprises everything from accommodation and transport to spas, restaurants and activities.
While applications for Dominica’s Citizenship by Investment programme have slowed during Covid, there's been no slowdown in the construction of the island's CBI-approved developments – eco resorts and hotels – all of which have continued construction at pace despite the pandemic.
As one of just two Citizenship by Investment Programmes worldwide (and the only one in the Caribbean) that allows its citizens to enter, invest and work in the US via the E-2 Investor visa treaty, Grenada’s CIP is proving increasingly popular with HNWIs, especially from India and China, where there is increased private wealth.
As Dominica continues to build its luxury hotel eco-tourism sector and prioritises the building of its international airport, much of this funded by its successful Citizenship by Investment Programme, Caribbean Airlines begins regular flights for the first time between Barbados and Dominica, with four flights per week to run by mid-October.
Approved as an investment property by Dominica’s Citizenship by Investment Programme, the award-winning eco-luxury development, Jungle Bay, which is set to re-open in October 2020, has continued the building of its phase one and phase two developments throughout the pandemic with 60 new investable eco villas due to complete early 2021.
During a RIF Trust-led webinar on September 7 to discuss the benefits of Dominican citizenship by investment, the CEO of Dominica’s CBI-approved Secret Bay announced that as part of phase two of the award-winning eco resort’s development, four new two-storey villas would be ready by November 1, 2020.
Grenada CBI-approved resort under new management
One of Grenada’s Citizenship by Investment-approved investment properties, the Mt Hartman development, has a new developer and management team, and work has started on the initial stages of the development.
One of the Saint Kitts & Nevis’ Citizenship by Investment-approved properties, The Four Seasons Nevis has seen a massive spike in sales during the pandemic with demand for its stunning beachside freestanding villas booming.
Roll up, roll up, a brand-new development of managed residences located in the prestigious luxury waterfront location of Porto Montenegro, the Mediterranean's largest marina, offers an approved and affordable investment option for applicants to Montenegro’s popular Citizenship by Investment Programme.