Recently, an article titled "Parents sell their home to send their only daughter abroad for studies, but she marries and settles overseas; parents are devastated: who will care for us when we are old?" has sparked controversy on social media. Some criticize the daughter for being unfilial, while others ask why the parents did not accompany her abroad. Where is the future of the Chinese-style elderly care?
There is a saying that "parents should not travel far while they are alive." Many families wish to immigrate together; however, due to age restrictions in some countries, children or parents may be unable to apply together, leading to family separation—a painful reality for many immigrant investors. In fact, for many immigrant families, especially those with only children, the issue of elderly care after immigration has always been a stumbling block on the path to relocation.
Commonwealth fast-track passport programs, which allow four generations of a family to apply for immigration with a single investment, effectively help investors realize their wish to reunite with family and enjoy life together.
Antigua and Barbuda Investment Immigration
Investors who donate no less than $200,000 to the National Development Fund or a charitable foundation, or invest no less than $400,000 in a government-approved real estate project, can apply for an Antigua passport for four generations of their family and enjoy the benefits of Commonwealth citizenship.
Dominica Investment Immigration
By donating from $100,000 to a government fund or purchasing a government-approved real estate project worth no less than $200,000, you can apply for a Commonwealth passport for four generations of your family in one go.
Saint Kitts and Nevis Investment Immigration
By donating from $250,000 to the Sugar Industry Diversification Foundation (SIDF) or purchasing a government-designated real estate project starting from $400,000, you can apply for fast-track citizenship for four generations of your family and enjoy Commonwealth citizenship benefits.
Experts from Worldway Group point out that holding a Commonwealth passport allows for reasonable tax planning to enjoy the freedom of a tax haven; rational asset allocation to preserve and pass on family wealth; enabling children to receive a truly international education; and allowing the whole family to enjoy a high-quality international lifestyle, truly ensuring that "both the young and the old are well cared for."
For more details on immigration, please consult the Worldway Group hotline: 400—9626—886.