A well-known advertisement by Nongfu Spring states, "We do not produce water; we are merely the carriers of nature." When mentioning nature and water resources, one thinks of a lesser-known Caribbean nation, Dominica, which is praised as the "Nature Island of the Caribbean."
Dominica is rich in natural resources, including water resources, forests, fruits, herbs, plants, and animals, and it has abundant water resources. Most of the island is covered by tropical rainforests, accompanied by hundreds of waterfalls, rivers, and lakes.
With ample rainfall, fertile soil, minerals, and natural hot springs, these are Dominica's competitive advantages in agricultural processing, bulk and bottled mineral water, and mineral extraction.
As the pandemic situation stabilizes, the government of Dominica has approved a gradual resumption of tourism and began welcoming international visitors on August 7. The Ministry of Tourism has established epidemic prevention regulations, requiring all visitors to undergo nucleic acid testing upon entry, and only those with negative results may travel within the country. However, it is expected that cruise passengers will not be welcomed until the end of this year or early 2021.
At the same time, to ensure the safety of citizens and the tourism industry, Dominica has joined a regional tourism safety project initiated by the Caribbean Community and has established a series of entry protocols. This project facilitates tourists from countries with excellent epidemic prevention efforts to visit Dominica, making it an ideal travel destination for global tourists post-pandemic.
The Dominica Tourism Authority stated: "We welcome you back to Dominica, the Nature Island of the Caribbean! Dominica is committed to providing a safe travel experience for visitors arriving on the island. To this end, we have implemented a series of measures to protect our citizens and all travelers."
In fact, in recent years, Dominica has attracted increasing attention from high-net-worth investors! Located in the Caribbean south of Miami, Dominica is known as "America's Second Home" and the "Pearl of the Caribbean." The Dominica Citizenship by Investment Act has been operating smoothly since its enactment in 1993. As one of the more affordable investment citizenship programs in the world, Dominica's investment immigration has maintained a good reputation, ranking prominently in the 2020 Global Citizenship by Investment Index published by the Financial Times.
The Dominica Citizenship by Investment program is favored by investors due to its low investment threshold, no interview requirements, no residency requirements, and a short application processing time of about 2-3 months for approval. Currently, investors can apply for a Commonwealth of Dominica passport for their entire family across four generations by donating starting from $100,000 to the Dominica National Development Fund and paying the relevant government fees, enjoying the benefits of Commonwealth citizenship!
WorldWay Group, as an active promoter of Commonwealth passport programs and one of the more successful companies in promoting Dominica's investment immigration project, has maintained a good relationship of trust, interaction, and cooperation with the governments of Dominica and other Commonwealth countries over the years. Mr. Roosevelt Skerrit, the Prime Minister of Dominica, has visited senior executives of WorldWay Group multiple times.
Additionally, WorldWay Group also offers investment citizenship programs from other Commonwealth countries such as Vanuatu, Saint Lucia, Saint Kitts, Antigua, and Grenada for you to choose from!
2020 is the year of health planning, health planning, and identity first! For details on the Commonwealth countries' investment citizenship programs, please consult the WorldWay Group service hotline: Mainland China: 400-138-2929 Hong Kong: (852)2802 8798
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