Professional Wealth Management (PWM) magazine, a publication from the Financial Times, has released its annual ranking of the best citizenship-by-investment programs, “A Guide to Global Citizenship: The 2021 CBI Index.”
“The study evaluates all active citizenship by investment (CBI) programmes across the globe using nine pillars that are considered the highest priorities for investors seeking to apply to such programmes. These pillars are Freedom of Movement, Standard of Living, Minimum Investment Outlay, Mandatory Travel or Residence, Citizenship Timeline, Ease of Processing, Due Diligence, Family, and Certainty of Product,” writes prnewswire.
This year the first place in the ranking was shared by Saint Kitts and Nevis and Dominica. Dominica holds the lead in this ranking for the fifth year in a row.
Grenada, Saint Lucia and Antigua and Barbuda follow the winners on the list of the best CBI programs. At the moment, the Caribbean countries offer the most affordable citizenship by investment programs and attract more and more investors from year to year.
Learn more about Caribbean Citizenship by Investment programs
According to observations and data provided by countries, in 2021, interest in citizenship by investment programs has skyrocketed. More and more investors outside of traditional markets have started looking for legitimate solutions to the restrictions caused by the pandemic.
Source: prnewswire
