What is the best citizenship for a family? Where do you go when trying to move abroad with your loved ones? After the recent changes in the Caribbean, Mundo continues to analyze the CBI scenery in the region. One of the countries that has applied amendments beyond pricing is Antigua and Barbuda. We analyze who are the dependents that Antigua and Barbuda allows from now on. Many surprises have arisen after the Caribbean CBI countries signed the memorandum of agreement. Since day one we all knew that they were bound to apply changes starting June 30th.

When we think about getting citizenship on an island Vanuatu or the Caribbean comes to mind. While Saint Kitts has been a pioneer in the industry, its neighbors have followed giving birth to an interesting ecosystem when it comes to economic citizenship. Vanuatu, on the other hand, is much more secluded, it's far away from the main business centers and harder to reach. So why choose Vanuatu? Why do we keep talking about this island? Mundo decided to explore the situation of Vanuatu today in the CBI world. Vanuatu is an island country located in the heart of the Pacific Ocean.

Among this month’s hot investment opportunities, we can't overlook one of the most important real estate visas this year. We're talking about a type of golden visa for investors that has been available for a while and is now about to implement important changes. This visa stands out not only in Panama, its country of origin, but also at a global level. Today we are facing the final call for the Panama Qualified Investor Visa before it raises its minimum threshold for real estate. When it was implemented in 2020, the Qualified Investor was a novelty, and since that day we’ve continued to publish about it.

Saying “Panama” is saying a synonym for business and immigration. It has earned this reputation thanks to its migration by investment programs and varied other options. Migration and investment have been quite close since the first program appeared in Saint Kitts and Nevis, and 40 years later, we're still talking about this topic. Analyzing Panama migration statistics may help understand recent tendencies in the country of the canal. Moreover, it may help readers make up their minds if they're still wondering what's the best Panama migration option. The migration by investment visa per excellence in Panama is the Qualified Investor Program. 

Understanding the dynamics of the migration world can be challenging, especially when it comes to citizenship by investment. If you're looking for a safe island destination as your second citizenship the options are limited to a handful of regions like the Caribbean and Vanuatu. In this case, it might be a good idea to take a look at Caribbean prices and the new requirements set forth after the MOA. At Mundo, we’ve discussed the memorandum of agreement concerning the five eastern Caribbean CBI countries. Give or take, the five countries eventually signed and committed to implementing changes in favor of strengthened cooperation.

Any American moving to Panama should have an idea of what to expect. While being a US citizen brings many benefits it can also be overwhelming especially when it comes to taxation. This is why a second residency is attractive, especially for those willing to find new horizons. If you want a second home after leaving America, citizenship by investment programs and residency options are available in different countries. From all of them, Mundo chooses this jurisdiction because of its unparalleled program called the Friendly Nations visa. Keep reading this article on Panama for Americans through this innovative residency.

A great deal of uncertainty has been around since we first heard of the MoA between Eastern Caribbean states with citizenship by investment (CBI) programs. In and of itself the requirement of aligning the minimum investment threshold meant an increase in some of the programs. Enhanced follow-up and the commitment to promote information sharing and cooperation are also key points in the agreement. Three months later it's time to implement these conditions. Where is Saint Kitts? Where is St Lucia standing in this new stage of affairs? The stipulated date to implement changes was June 30th and some of these are already impacting the programs.

Panama opportunities are available both for locals and expats and they encompass a wide variety of aspects. From free zones to easy residency, Panama is one of the pillars when it comes to nomad capitalist and libertarian services. One of the characteristics that make Panama unique is its ample assortment of residency options and today we'll explore non-investment residency programs in the country of the canal. Everyone knows that moving to a new city or country presents challenges and they include the legal aspects of residency. In this sense, Panama presents interesting options right between traditional paths and investment programs. 

At Mundo, we're proud to present the Grenada investment visa which grants citizenship eligibility. Programs like Grenada or St Kitts and Nevis citizenship cost a couple of thousand dollars, but they bring benefits. One may wonder why this kind of investment is so popular among global citizens and perpetual travelers when there are other alternatives available. However, the Grenada CBI program or the possibility of obtaining a St Lucia or Saint Kitts nationality are some of the most solid options out there despite their cost. The Mundo team decided to pen this piece on citizenship explained from a migration point of view.

Those who are interested in the advantages of citizenship have their eyes set on the Caribbean, St Lucia, and other countries offering CBI programs. Watching the development of these initiatives is interesting especially when considering that this year we celebrate the 40th anniversary of the very first economic citizenship. It doesn't matter whether you want to move to the Caribbean or conduct business without too much hassle, either way, the decision to acquire second citizenship opens new possibilities on all fronts. Recently we've been focusing on the Caribbean, Saint Lucia, and its situation before the end of June.