The fourth Caribbean Citizenship by investment Summit took place in Grenada, Dominica, and Antigua on November 3-10, 2016.
The boutique event was attended by professional immigration agents, lawyers, wealth managers, and family office advisors from the UK, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Ukraine, UAE, and Russia.
Among many investors and community members, the Prime Minister of Grenada Dr. Keith Mitchell also made an appearance.
During the event, attendees learned details about the economic citizenship programs and saw the real estate projects and developments, and investments that qualify for citizenship in the Caribbean. Among them – Levera Beach Resort in Grenada, which groundbreaking ceremony took place on Nov 4th, and Mount Cinnamon Resort on Grand Anse Beach, Grenada.
In Dominica, which offers one of the most affordable CIP in the world, Summit attendees met with the representatives of Silver Beach Resort & SPA, Range Developments, and Jungle Bay Resort development.
Antigua has a lot to offer in terms of real estate, and the Summit attendees had a chance to see this on personal experience. Successful projects like Nonsuch Bay Resort and Tamarind Hills took attendees’ breaths away, and together with the promising taking off development of Nelson’s Retreat boutique hotel in English Harbour and Best Western Premier Hotel on the west coast, it showcased Antigua as one of the leading citizenship-by-investment-in-real-estate destinations.
Caribbean Citizenship Summit is a bi-annual event of NTL Trust, created to promote Caribbean Citizenship by Investment programs and educate professional partners and clients from all over the world. The unique boots-on-the-ground opportunity provides a better understanding of investment immigration and the Caribbean lifestyle.
Photos of Mr. Imad Elbitar with Prime Minister of Grenada Dr. Keith Mitchell, cooperation partners, and investors interested in citizenship by investment programs:
Germany Guide – Part 4 / Germans Habits, their Social Life & Food
the way of life in Germany is dominated by diversity and openness to others, the German people are a bit conservative at first towards foreigners.
Germany Guide – Part 3 / Culture & history – language & Education in Germany
Education in Germany is very important too. It is compulsory for all children from the age of six
Germany Guide – Part 2 / The German driving license
There are two types of schools, some of which start with both theoretical and practical lessons, and some require passing the theoretical section first and then starting with the practical.
Dominica International Airport
Dominica International Airport coming soon
Germany Guide – Part 1 / Life & work in German Cities
f you take the decision to reside in Germany; you should be familiar with the aspects of life in the most prosperous country in the European continent.