The citizenship by investment program from the Commonwealth of Dominica ranked as the world's best four times in a row, according to the Financial Times' Professional Wealth Management magazine.

 

The study compares 14 different jurisdictions with citizenship by investment programs, according to the following characteristics.

 

• Freedom of Movement,
• Standard of Living, 
• Minimum Investment Outlay, 
• Mandatory Travel or Residence, 
• Citizenship Timeline, 
• Ease of Processing, 
• Due Diligence, Family, 
• The Certainty of Product.

 

The competition is harsh because the countries with CBI programs continuously change their rules to be able to adapt to the always-changing international immigration market. Meanwhile, the new ranking is impressive because it contains even the latest legislation created to balance the difficulties due to the coronavirus. 

 

However, the findings of the study can be debated because, for example, Bulgaria does not even have a business citizenship program. And the EU Member State ranks relatively high on this list. So, let's see this recent CIB Index's results for 2020:

 

1. Dominica

2. St Kitts and Nevis

3. Grenada

4. St Lucia

5. Antigua and Barbuda

6. Vanuatu

7. Malta

8. Cyprus

9. Montenegro

10. Turkey

11. Bulgaria (does not exist)

12. Austria

13. Cambodia

14. Jordan

 

Caribbean countries retain their position at the top of the list, according to the analysts of the Financial Times. Dominica's highest rank is not a surprise, because after the excellent due diligence check, the straightforward process and the low price, Dominica also introduced a new and ideal option for family reunification. Meanwhile, the passport of Dominica allows you to enter visa-free 137 countries (included the European Schengen countries). There are no income, wealth or inheritance taxes in Dominica, and the process of becoming a citizen takes only three months.  

 

Our immigration experts at Discus Holdings Ltd are working with the Dominica Citizenship by Investment Program since 1993 when the government introduced the passport scheme for wealthy investors. Don't forget that the minimum amount of donation in exchange for the citizenship of Dominica is only 100,000 USD! Click here for the detailed information.

 

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