Recently, the Dominican government has been actively promoting an advanced healthcare system, which has garnered significant attention! At a town hall meeting in Canada, Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit provided comprehensive updates on the country's healthcare strategy! Roosevelt Skerrit explained that the wheels of advancing the healthcare system have been in motion for a long time and emphasized that the new national hospital being constructed will be part of the overall healthcare strategy.
"The government has been committed to acquiring advanced medical equipment and ensuring that we have more medical professionals in our country. We have awarded several scholarships to universities for specialized training, enabling us to provide better services and care for our citizens."
In outlining the vision for the hospital, the Prime Minister noted that when the hospital is completed, it will be "a modern hospital, not only in terms of physical structure but also in the services provided." Prime Minister Skerrit revealed that funding has been allocated by a third-party government to the United Nations agency responsible for designing and constructing the Marigot hospital facilities, which will significantly accelerate access to healthcare in northern Dominica.
Dominica, an island nation located in the Caribbean south of Miami, USA, is known as "America's Second Home" and "The Pearl of the Caribbean." The country's immigration program has been enshrined in its constitution since 1993, allowing applicants to apply for Dominican citizenship through investment without the need to reside in Dominica, making it one of the more stable passport programs.
Since its launch, the Dominican investment immigration program has been popular among global investors due to its low investment threshold, simple application process, and quick approval times! Applicants can apply for Dominican citizenship for their entire family across four generations by donating a minimum of $100,000 to the National Economic Fund or by investing $220,000 in equity in the first five-star hotel project in Dominica, the Kempinski Hotel, which is already under construction and halfway completed, along with paying the relevant government fees, thus quickly obtaining Dominican passports and enjoying Commonwealth citizen benefits!
Dominica Kempinski Hotel Project
The "Charge" of the Government's Key Project Construction
A Landmark Luxury Hotel in the Caribbean Region
Phase II quotas are selling fast, hurry to purchase
Aerial view of the Kempinski Hotel project under construction in Dominica
Advantages of Dominica's Investment Citizenship:
1. Good relations with the Dominican government, with WorldWay Group clients receiving multiple exclusive privileges;
2. One investment allows the entire family across four generations to legally obtain citizenship (nationality) status;
3. Low investment amount, starting from $100,000, to obtain a Commonwealth passport at a low cost;
4. Convenient travel, as this passport allows visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to over 130 countries and regions, including Schengen countries, the United Kingdom, Singapore, Hong Kong, Ireland, Russia, and more;
5. Short application time, generally approved within two months after submission;
6. No immigration monitoring requirements, no landing required;
7. Tax benefits, with no property tax, gift tax, foreign income tax, or capital gains tax, etc.;
8. Beautiful environment, a paradise for vacations.
WorldWay Group, as a pioneer of Commonwealth passport programs and one of the most successful companies promoting the Dominican investment immigration program, has maintained a good relationship of trust, interaction, and cooperation with the governments of Commonwealth countries such as Dominica for many years. Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit has visited senior executives of WorldWay Group multiple times.
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