The Government of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines has confirmed that it will launch a citizenship by investment programme in mid-2026.
Lyle Julien, an investment immigration expert at Immigrant Invest, explains how the news will affect the industry.
The Eastern Caribbean Central Bank has described the current stage of the Caribbean citizenship by investment industry as a ‘make-or-break era.’
Avril Blanchett, Investment Migration Advisor at Immigrant Invest, commented on this assessment.
The United States has announced visa and entry restrictions for citizens of 38 countries, including Antigua and Barbuda and Dominica. The measures will take effect on January 1st, 2026.
Albert Ioffe, Legal and Compliance Officer, certified CAMS specialist at Immigrant Invest, has analysed the new US visa measures and explained how they may affect citizenship-by-investment programs in the Caribbean region.
Grenada has announced upcoming changes to its citizenship by investment program. Investors and their families will be required to spend at least 30 days in the country within the first 5 years, and to provide biometric data. The new requirements will come into force in April—June 2026.
Lyle Julien, investment programs expert at Immigrant Invest, has reviewed the forthcoming changes and explained how they will affect investors.
Ukraine's Parliament has passed a law allowing multiple citizenship.
Now Ukrainians can keep passports from other countries under certain conditions, while foreigners can obtain Ukrainian citizenship through simplified procedures without renouncing their first citizenship.
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