Second citizenship for families by investment

– Second citizenship for families through Caribbean programs allows family members to enter 150 countries without a visa because their passports are so powerful. Britain, Canada, China and Schengen countries are among the countries that can be entered without a visa.

– Ease of opening new corporate bank accounts or company branches in the Caribbean and Europe.

– Since the Caribbean countries are part of the British Commonwealth, this helps the invested children to study in Britain with lower tuition fees compared to other nationalities.

– Apart from Britain, the Caribbean nations themselves have top-notch universities for human medicine and engineering departments in all their departments.

– With a second citizenship, one can take advantage of free health and retirement systems, and this benefits investors and their parents and grandparents.

– For those seeking rest, it should be noted that the Caribbean islands are beautiful natural islands, stunning beaches throughout, and a relaxing tropical atmosphere.

– The Caribbean citizenship program does not require any residency, language exam, or practical and educational certifications. This benefits the family in terms of overcoming the difficulties of applying.

– Second citizenship programs in Caribbean countries are among the fastest and most convenient citizenship programs. With an investment starting from $200,000, one can obtain citizenship for himself and his entire family from these countries.

– Citizenship programs from these countries offer special options for large families of 4 or more, with competitive investment values.

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Adding the family before obtaining citizenship

The great thing about obtaining second citizenship for families by investing in Caribbean countries is that these countries allow you to add all family members in one file with financial additions for each individual.

Please note:

– The minimum age requirement for the main applicant is 18 years.

– “Child” means a biological or legally adopted child.

– The possibility of adding all children from all current and divorced wives.

– The possibility of adding all the wives of the investor, but each wife is in a separate file in case the investor has more than one wife.

As for the dependents who are authorized to be added, they are mentioned according to each program separately:.

– The spouses of the applicant.

– A child of the applicant or his spouse who is twenty-one years old or younger.

– A child of the applicant or his/her spouse not more than thirty years of age who is fully supported by the applicant.

– Child of the applicant and spouse, of any age, who is physically or mentally disabled and fully supported by the applicant.

– The father of the applicant and spouses who is over fifty-five years of age and who is fully supported by the applicant.

– A parent of any age with a physical or mental disability who is fully supported by the applicant.

– An unmarried siblings of the applicant under the age of eighteen who has obtained the consent of his parents or guardian to apply for citizenship by investment.

Saint Kitts Nevis

– The spouse of the main applicant.

– A child under eighteen (18) years of the main applicant or his/her spouse.

– Child of the main applicant or his/her spouse aged between eighteen and thirty who are attending full time at a recognized institution of higher education and/or are fully supported by the main applicant.

– Parents or grandparents of the main applicant or his/her spouse over fifty-five years of age who live with and are entirely dependent on the main applicant.

– A child of the main applicant or the spouses of the main applicant who is over eighteen years of age and has a physical or mental disability.

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Dominica

– The spouse of the main applicant.

– A child of the main applicant or his/her spouse who is under eighteen (18) years of age.

– Child of the main applicant or his/her spouse aged between 18 and 25 who are attending full time at a recognized institution of higher education and/or are fully supported by the main applicant.

– A child of the main applicant or his/her spouse who is eighteen (18) years of age or older and physically or mentally disabled and is supported by the main applicant or his/her spouse.

– Parents or grandparents of the main applicant or his/her spouse who are over the age of 65 and must be supported by the main applicant or his/her spouse.

– Siblings of the main applicant or spouse are not accepted.

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Grenada

– Spouses.

– Children of the main applicant or spouse under the age of 30.

– Children of the main applicant or spouse of any age, who have a physical or mental disability.

– Parents or grandparents of the main applicant or his/her spouse who are over 55 years of age and are financially dependent on them.

– Biological or adoptive siblings of the main applicant or his/her spouse, who are 18 years of age or older, childless and unmarried (singles).

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Antigua Barbuda

– The spouse of the main applicant.

– A child of the main applicant or his/her spouse between the ages of 0 and 30 who is financially dependent on the main applicant.

– A child of the main applicant or his/her spouse who is 18 years of age or older and is physically or mentally disabled and lives with and is fully dependent on the main applicant.

– A parent or grandparent of the main applicant, or his/her spouse, who is 55 years of age or older and is financially dependent on the main applicant.

– A siblings of the main applicant or his/her spouse if not married.

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