We are proud to announce that NTL has been officially licensed agency by the Government of Nauru, and now, we’re inviting you to explore this rare opportunity firsthand.
Join our exclusive online webinar to learn everything about Nauru’s CBI Program, the world newest Citizenship by Investment (CBI) program.
🗓️ Event Details:
- Date: June 28, 2025
- Time:
6:00 PM Dubai
5:00 PM Istanbul
4:00 PM Berlin - Platform: Zoom
- Language: English
- Cost: Free (registration required)
🎤 Guest Speakers:
- Mr. Imad Elbitar
Investment Migration Expert and Managing Partner at NTL - Mr. Nicholas Jones-Juma
Director of Strategic Partnerships (EMEA) and Country Representative for Republic of Nauru
🧭 Webinar Topics:
- Comprehensive overview of the Citizenship by Investment Program from the Republic of Nauru
- Requirements, procedures, and step-by-step application process
- Key benefits of the Nauru passport and comparison with other CBI programs
- Target audience and why the program is ideal for large families
- Investment opportunities and strategic outlook
- Live Q&A session with our expert panel
- Exclusive offers for registered attendees
Why Should You Attend This Webinar?
✅ A Rare Opportunity: Learn about a brand-new CBI program launched by an emerging, non-saturated country, offering flexibility, speed, and exclusive benefits.
✅ Direct Access to Official Sources: Hear directly from a government representative and an officially licensed advisory team.
✅ The Right Solution at the Right Time: With other CBI programs becoming slower and significantly more expensive in recent months, Nauru presents a faster, streamlined path, ideal for those who can’t afford to wait.
✅ Family-Friendly: Attractive pricing options tailored to large families seeking long-term security and global mobility.
✅ Smart Strategic Comparison: Discover how Nauru’s CBI program compares to other programs in terms of pricing, processing speed, passport strength, and application flexibility.
✅ New Horizons: Tap into emerging opportunities in Asia-Pacific markets, as Nauru expands its diplomatic and economic footprint in the Oceania region.
✅ Step-by-Step Practical Guidance: Get clear, actionable insight into the full application process, required documents, timelines, and more.
✅ Exclusive Offers: Unlock special benefits and limited-time incentives available only to registered webinar attendees.
📩 Reserve Your Spot Now!
Seats are limited and registration is required.
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