Tag: citizenship investment

  • Elite Lawyers now Selling Caribbean Tax Haven as Havens from Terror, Too

    Caribbean nations have long served as tax havens for the world’s economic elite, with many offering so-called economic citizenship where, for large payments, one can simply buy citizenship in their countries. That can save the 1 percent a pretty penny. Overseas tax evasion costs the U.S. government as much as $100 billion each year. But…

  • Antigua Sustainable Aquaculture as a Citizenship by Investment Project

    The management of Antigua Sustainable Aquaculture Limited is pleased to provide this project for sustainable fish growing. With the appropriate government approvals in place, this Antiguan company has been founded and endorsed as a Citizenship by Investment (CIP) Project. This environmentally friendly approach to aquaculture can offer significant economic growth in a new industry that…

  • How can you get citizenship by investment and from where?

    One of the countries that sell citizenship based on investment is St. Kitts, also known as Saint Christopher Island within the islands of West Indies. For the bargain amount of a sum of $250,000, you will be able to procure your way into the citizenship of the island. There is no requirement for you to…

  • Citizenship by investment program – What does it have in store for you?

    There are several countries which allow an individual to acquire a citizenship if you invest in the country or make some direct contribution to the State in order to ensure the development of the country. These are most commonly known as investment citizenship program and are found in a handful of countries. One of the…

  • What is the need for having a second citizenship?

    There are many Americans who seek second citizenship and second passport and these people come from either middle class or very wealthy background. Each individual has different long term plans. However, all of them, irrespective of their economic condition aim towards minimizing their tax bills and restore their right to privacy and freedom. Amongst all…

  • Citizenship and Passport

    Citizenship can be loosely defined as the legal relationship between a person and the sovereign nation in which he or she lives, a status defined by the law of that nation, conferring or limiting a person’s duties and rights. The most common means of acquiring citizenship is by birth within the borders of a nation.…