WorldWay Shenzhen News: On November 10, 2015, Vince Henderson, Ambassador and Permanent Representative of the Commonwealth of Dominica to the United Nations in New York, and his delegation visited the WorldWay Shenzhen office. Following their meeting in Hong Kong with WorldWay President Dr. Winner Xing, Dominican Ambassador and Permanent Representative Vince Henderson and Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit visited the WorldWay Shenzhen office. This visit fully demonstrates the importance the Dominican government places on Chinese investors and its strong support for WorldWay in promoting the Citizenship by Investment Program.
【Mr. Vince Henderson, Dominican Ambassador and Permanent Representative, with Ms. Cathy Hu, General Manager of WorldWay Shenzhen】
Mr. Vince Henderson, Ambassador and Permanent Representative of the Commonwealth of Dominica to the United Nations in New York, held a friendly and in-depth conversation with Ms. Cathy Hu, General Manager of WorldWay Shenzhen. During the meeting, Mr. Vince Henderson highly praised WorldWay's status as a promoter of Commonwealth passport programs in China and stated that he would provide strong support for WorldWay's promotion of the Dominica program, pledging to accelerate the approval process for investors. He ensured that the approval time would be within two months or even less. If WorldWay investors have special requirements, WorldWay can report them to the Dominican government at any time, and the relevant departments will provide expedited processing. The approval process, including due diligence on investors, will be significantly shortened.
Ms. Cathy Hu, General Manager of WorldWay Shenzhen, on behalf of WorldWay, extended a warm welcome to Mr. Vince Henderson and his delegation. She also stated that WorldWay will continue to leverage its leading position in Commonwealth passport programs to promote the development of the Dominica Citizenship by Investment Program in China.
Dominica is a member of the Commonwealth, located in the northeastern part of the Lesser Antilles in the Eastern Caribbean, bordered by the Atlantic Ocean to the east and the Caribbean Sea to the west. Since the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and Dominica, high-level exchanges have increased, and the friendly relationship between the two countries has developed rapidly. In 1993, the Dominican government enacted the "Citizenship by Investment Program," aimed at attracting reputable individuals to become citizens of Dominica through this investment plan. The program stipulates that a single applicant only needs to donate $100,000 to the Dominican government or purchase government-approved real estate worth no less than $200,000 to obtain citizenship and a Commonwealth passport in one step. Dominica Citizenship by Investment Consultation: 400-138-2929