Yes, Dominica recognizes dual citizenship, meaning you can keep your existing citizenship and also be granted Dominica nationality, through Dominica economic citizenship program (sometimes also called Dominica Golden Visa).

A Dominica passport is an excellent passport to own. It holds numerous benefits, like visa-free travel to over 140 countries, with a global passport ranking of 32th for its travel freedoms. You can acquire this passport if you invest in Dominica via the country’s citizenship by investment program.

Having Dominica citizenship, you will have visa-free access to all the European countries and stay there for up to 90 days. Regarding the UK, you will be able to visit the country and stay for up to 180 days visa-free. If you plan to stay longer in any of those places, you will need to apply for a visa.

Yes, if you chose the Dominica CBI real estate route, investing in shares of pre-approved properties, you can sell these shares after three years. However, this period increases to five years if the buyer is also applying to obtain Dominica citizenship by investment.

Yes, the following family members can be included in the application: your spouse, children under 21, dependent children between 21 and 30, dependent parents or grandparents over 55 years of age, mentally and physically challenged dependent children and/or parents, and unmarried siblings under 18.

If your Saint Lucia passport is denied after the date of submission, you can appeal your application denial if you feel there are good grounds to do so. Your authorized agent will advise you on how to go about the appeal.

The St Lucia passport ranks 30th Strongest passport in the world .

The benefits of Grenada citizenship are visa-free access to over 140 countries, including the European nations in the Schengen area, the UK, Singapore, China, and Hong Kong; the possibility of applying for the E2 visa in the USA; and also tax advantages.

Grenada citizenship by investment processing time and approval usually takes 60 to 90 days. The whole process, from submitting your application to receiving your Caribbean passport, usually takes three to six months.

After becoming an Antigua and Barbuda citizen, you must stay in the country for at least five days in total during the first five years. This will be required when you renew your passport for the first time.

There is an initial five-year validity, after which the passport can be renewed every ten years.