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Dominica Citizenship by Investment
Chinese Living in Dominica
Immigrating to Dominica and settling down, you will find that many Chinese are doing business here. Dominica is a Caribbean island nation with an area of only 751 square kilometers and a population of 77,000. Although it is separated from China by vast oceans, there are about 150 overseas Chinese living here.
Dominica Resumes Agricultural Exports
Dominica has attracted continuous attention from the public due to the surge in investment immigration. This island nation, located in the northeastern part of the Lesser Antilles in the Eastern Caribbean, announced the resumption of agricultural exports to neighboring countries after the devastation caused by Tropical Storm Erika at the end of August last year, marking the gradual recovery of Dominica's agriculture.
Dominica's Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Analyzes the New Landscape of International Asset Allocation
Dominica's Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Analyzes: Investing in Commonwealth Passports to Optimize Asset Allocation—Worldway Immigration Group defines 2016 as the year of asset allocation, with the US dollar rising strongly and the Renminbi continuing to depreciate, making global asset allocation timely. Investing in the Commonwealth passport program allows for the conversion of Renminbi assets into US dollar assets, achieving dual benefits of international asset allocation and Commonwealth citizenship. …
Comprehensive Guide to Dominica Immigration and Tourism
Dominica adheres to the principle of reciprocity, allowing citizens of CARICOM member states (excluding Haiti) to enter freely with a passport without a visa; citizens of the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States may even enter with documents such as a driver's license. In recent years, to attract American tourists, Dominica has also allowed them to visit via cruise ships using an identity card or driver's license; citizens of other countries must hold a valid passport, visa, and return or onward ticket to enter. Visa types...
Dominica Immigration: Introduction to the Boiling Lake
Located within the Morne Trois Pitons National Park, a World Heritage site, the Boiling Lake is a volcanic lake discovered in 1870 by two Englishmen working in Dominica. The lake is 200 feet wide and 195 feet deep, with bubbling gray-blue water and edge temperatures ranging from 82 to 92 degrees Celsius. The surface is often covered in white mist, visible to visitors from a distance.