Recently, according to official news from Saint Kitts and Nevis, Prime Minister Dr. Timothy Harris stated at a press conference that the border of the dual-island federation will reopen to other regions on October 31, 2020.
"The reopening of the border does not mean that Saint Kitts and Nevis is letting down its guard in the fight against COVID-19; we must save lives at all costs," Dr. Timothy Harris stated. "The reopening of the border is based on the readiness of all relevant sectors, including tourism and hospitality."
According to the new guidelines, 3,458 workers in the hospitality, transportation, and other related industries have received training on COVID-19 safe living and working practices. The overall training program started on September 26 and will be completed by October 26, with the main training activities taking place at RLB Airport.
In fact, since the border closure on March 25, Saint Kitts and Nevis has been working hard for economic recovery. As a world-renowned tourist destination, Saint Kitts is known as the "Garden of North America" and is referred to as "Two Pearls in the Sea, a Paradise on Earth." Saint Kitts attracts celebrities and wealthy individuals from Europe and America with its rich geothermal resources, quality beaches, unique culture, and beautiful tropical landscapes.
Recently, the Financial Times' "Professional Wealth Management" magazine published its fourth annual report: "Global Citizen Guide: 2020 Investment Citizenship Program Rankings." In this report, Saint Kitts received full marks in terms of immigration monitoring, application processing time, processing difficulty, due diligence, and project certainty, highlighting the convenience and reliability of the Saint Kitts passport program. It is believed that as high-net-worth individuals increasingly value overseas asset allocation, the Saint Kitts passport, as the oldest investment citizenship program globally, will continue to attract attention from high-net-worth individuals and further become a popular destination for investors' health and identity planning!
In recent years, the government of Saint Kitts has issued a series of favorable immigration policies, such as providing investors with freely selectable investment citizenship options and launching the Accelerated Application Process (AAP) to expedite approvals, further demonstrating the government's welcoming attitude towards global investors, which has been praised and recognized by investors!
At the same time, the Saint Kitts investment citizenship program has recently received a significant piece of good news: the Saint Kitts and Nevis Immigration Department announced that from July 3, 2020, to December 31, 2020, the donation amount for families of up to four members immigrating to Saint Kitts and Nevis through the Sustainable Growth Fund will be reduced from $195,000 to $150,000. This limited-time price reduction offers a potential savings of up to $45,000! Investors interested in this limited-time offer should seize the opportunity promptly.
In addition to the donation method, investors can also obtain citizenship through financing. Currently, the Central Business District financing project in Saint Kitts and Nevis is regarded as "the most affordable investment citizenship program among Commonwealth countries," with a lower investment amount that saves principal while paying related government fees, allowing families of up to four generations to apply for Saint Kitts and Nevis passports and enjoy the benefits of Commonwealth citizenship without the concern of having to sell property after five years!
Additionally, WorldWay Immigration also offers investment citizenship programs in other Commonwealth countries such as Saint Lucia, Vanuatu, Antigua, Dominica, and Grenada for you to choose from!
2020 is the year of health planning! Health planning, identity first! For details on the Commonwealth countries' investment citizenship programs, please consult the WorldWay Immigration service hotline: Mainland China: 400-138-2929 Hong Kong: (852) 2802 8798.
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