On March 28, Mr. Roosevelt Skerrit, Prime Minister of Dominica, a member of the Commonwealth, arrived in Shanghai for a visit. During the visit, Ms. LINDA, General Manager of Worldway, as a representative of outstanding investment immigration agencies in China, was warmly received by Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit at the Xinguo Hotel in Shanghai.
【Ms. LINDA, General Manager of Worldway, warmly received by Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit of Dominica】
During the meeting, the Prime Minister highly praised Worldway's position as a promoter of the Commonwealth passport program in China. He exchanged views with Ms. LINDA on the promotion of the Commonwealth of Dominica's citizenship by investment program in China and expressed gratitude for the suggestions and opinions provided by Worldway regarding the promotion of the Commonwealth passport program in the country. Both parties shared a beautiful vision and outlook for future cooperation.
As a leading agency in investment immigration in China, Worldway is committed to promoting the development of the Commonwealth passport program in the country. It has exclusively hosted the first meeting in China for the Prime Minister of Saint Kitts; exclusively represented the only central business center project in Saint Kitts; and was the first to promote the Antigua investment citizenship program in China, achieving good results. Dr. WINNER XING, President of Worldway Group, has been warmly received multiple times by the Prime Ministers of Saint Kitts and Antigua, as well as several political figures, and the highly professional immigration services have received widespread acclaim.
According to official news from Antigua, those who apply for citizenship through donations to the National Development Fund can enjoy a preferential citizenship policy of investing $200,000 before April 30, 2015; after this date, the donation will not be less than $250,000. Therefore, applicants interested in investing in Antigua should seize the last opportunity for preferential treatment and inquire via the free hotline: 400-0907-099.
