Associates Times, a Florida-based media organisation, hosted a webinar with CS Global Partners on Residency and Citizenship by Investment programmes on March 6, 2022, at 2 pm (EST),
The participants of this “free” virtual conference learned about several countries’ Citizenship by Investment (CBI) programmes, notably those in the Caribbean.
The webinar covered several aspects of CBI programmes in general, as well as changing landscape trends and how these programmes operate. The discussion also touched on the importance of due diligence in maintaining the (host) countries and international communities’ safety and security.
Micha-Rose Emmett, CEO of CS Global Partners, and Paul Singh, Director of CS Global Partners, discussed CBI programmes in depth.
“The investment immigration sector has seen numerous changes, but many of the factors that drive people to invest in second citizenship have remained the same. The changing tendencies are largely associated with the wider socio-economic atmosphere of a contemporary globalised society, which is defined by repeated conflict and instability,” Emmett explained as she described the changes she had noticed throughout time.
She went on to say that people all around the world recognise the value of having a socially, politically, and economically secure location to call home, and that Caribbean countries are often able to provide precisely that.
Emmet further emphasised the rigorous due-diligence procedures used by host countries for these CBI programmes, as well as how thorough they were. This is done to ensure that all candidates are screened and vetted, and that only reputable investors are approved in the end.
Emmett also went over the various types of investments available through CBI programmes, emphasising that the government fund contribution is the most straightforward path to second citizenship.
CBI and Residency by Investment programmes, according to Singh, are direct, unambiguous, and smooth, delighting both investors and host countries.
He further emphasised that Caribbean jurisdictions, such as Dominica and St Kitts & Nevis, offer rapid application processing for CBI programmes.
Singh also praised the five Caribbean countries – Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica, Grenada, St Kitts and Nevis, and St Lucia – for their CBI programmes, which have continuously placed high in the Financial Times’ Professional Wealth Management magazine’s CBI Index.
“All five Caribbean countries have a strict due diligence process that includes both internal and external background checks, ensuring that the screening process is beneficial to the host country as well as other countries around the world.”
He also walked people through the application procedure for CBI programmes. “The first stage is to submit the application and any relevant papers, after which the agent’s fees are paid on their behalf.” The documents and application will next be scrutinised to see if they fit the requirements. The applicants are subsequently subjected to a thorough examination.”
“Applicants will usually be attracted to a program’s length,” Singh continued. St Kitts and Nevis, for example, began their CBI programme in 1984, over four decades ago, while Dominica began its programme in 1993. These are some of the most well-known programmes in the industry, as well as the greatest options.
“Another argument to choose these two countries’ CBI programmes is that they are highly regarded by the world community.
“What makes the Citizenship by Investment programme so appealing is that it truly is a win-win situation for both the investor and the host country.” The due diligence process enables countries to identify exactly who is investing in their countries, and the direct contribution to the government enables small nations to grow sustainably without relying on international aid, and funds can be used to build roads, schools, and hospitals that benefit citizens.”
CS Global Partners Information
CS Global Partners specialises in residency and citizenship by investment solutions and is the world’s top government advice and marketing organisation. Governments from all around the world collaborate with CS Global Partners, relying on our extensive knowledge of the citizenship by investment industry. We collaborate closely with government officials to develop synergies that safeguard and promote the security of existing citizenship-by-investment programmes while also attracting new candidates through rigorous due diligence procedures.
Over the years, we have assisted countries in attracting more than half of their GDP in foreign direct investment. We’ve been increasing our foreign direct investments and focusing more on advising our clients on premium citizenship and residence programmes.
CS Worldwide Partners has built a solid community by bringing together a well-established global business network with investment bankers, lawyers, high-net-worth individuals, and other like-minded professionals, thanks to our excellent reputation, knowledge, and honesty. Our goal is to educate markets, raise awareness about global citizenship through investment, and ensure that international stakeholders are appropriately educating their ultra-high net worth and mass affluent clients about the best RCBI options available.
Micha-Rose Emmett launched the company in 2012, and it is based in the centre of London. Emmett is a dual-qualified attorney and business owner with extensive experience in citizenship and investment residency. The CS Global Partners team is made up of enthusiastic individuals who work across several time zones, giving it a very international, multicultural, and multilingual name in the business. With a global physical presence and a professional legal advising and marketing staff, CS Global Partners delivers specialised counsel and recommendations.
About Associates Times
Associates Times is a news organization established in Florida, United States. It offers retrospective analysis and daring perspectives, as well as information from around the world.
