According to the latest report released by the United Nations Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (UNECLAC), the Caribbean region's economy is expected to grow by 2.1% in 2019. The region's most important economies, Brazil and Mexico, are projected to grow by 2% and 2.1%, respectively, while Dominica's economy is expected to grow by 9%, leading the region!
Meanwhile, Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit stated that the Dominica government has made prudent decisions regarding the national economic development policy—planning to construct a cargo port, a cruise port, and an international airport. The new ports will be resilient to climate change to mitigate its impacts. This construction project will be funded by the investment immigration program.
According to reports, the construction of the geothermal power plant in Dominica in 2019 is expected to secure financing of 51.45 million East Caribbean dollars (approximately 19 million US dollars, 128 million RMB). The World Bank will handle all financing issues, with most of the funds coming from donations. Additionally, the investments attracted by the education and hotel construction sectors are substantial, which will undoubtedly provide numerous job opportunities for the citizens. Dominica's immense development potential has also attracted many international investors!
Located in the Caribbean Sea south of Miami, Florida, Dominica is known as "America's Second Home" and "The Pearl of the Caribbean." The country's investment citizenship legislation was officially enacted in 1993 and incorporated into its constitution. Investors can obtain Dominica citizenship by investing in the country without the need to reside there, making it one of the more stable investment citizenship programs.
Since its launch, the Dominica investment immigration program has been popular among global investors due to its low investment threshold, simple application process, and quick approval times! Among the investment options, the Economic Diversification Fund is the most efficient and straightforward way to obtain Dominica citizenship, ensuring privacy. Applicants can apply for a fast-track Dominica passport for their entire family across four generations by donating a minimum of 100,000 US dollars to the national government fund and paying the relevant government fees, enjoying the benefits of Commonwealth citizenship!
Advantages of Dominica's Investment Citizenship:
1. One investment allows the entire family across four generations to legally obtain citizenship (nationality);
2. Low investment amount, starting from 100,000 US dollars, to obtain a Commonwealth passport at a low cost;
3. Convenient travel, as the passport allows visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to over 130 countries and regions;
4. Children can enjoy free British-style education, and if they return to China as international students for further studies, eligible individuals can easily enroll in prestigious domestic universities without taking written exams. Academic credits from Commonwealth countries are mutually recognized, allowing transfers to other Commonwealth countries;
5. No immigration monitoring requirements, no landing required;
6. Favorable tax system, with no property tax, gift tax, foreign income tax, or capital gains tax;
7. Beautiful environment, a paradise for vacations.
As a pioneer in the Commonwealth passport program and one of the more successful companies promoting the Dominica investment immigration program, the WorldWay Group has maintained a good relationship of trust, interaction, and cooperation with the governments of Dominica and other Commonwealth countries over the years. Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit has visited senior executives of the WorldWay Group multiple times.
2019 is the year for identity planning; for the Dominica Commonwealth passport program, choose the WorldWay Group!Consultation Hotline: 400-138-2929
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