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The Secret of the Ultra-Wealthy: Why They Buy Second Passports
Dreaming of island life with global access? In this interview, we sit down with Kevin, a former client of JH Marlin Law, to hear how he turned that dream into reality through the Saint Kitts & Nevis Citizenship by Investment (CBI) program. From the citizenship by investment application process to exploring St.Kitts and Nevis and other islands in the Caribbean, Kevin shares his first hand experiences about his journey. Kevin discusses relocating from Australia, meeting new people, applying for a US B2 visa, navigating relocation and starting his new life in Saint Kitts.

Is Antigua & Barbuda Citizenship by Investment Worth It?
This video talks about things to do and see in Antigua, a little bit more about the lifestyle and the Antigua and Barbuda Citizenship by Investment program. Antigua & Barbuda is located close to the islands of Montserrat, St.Kitts & Nevis and St.Barts. There are many easy accessible direct flights on airlines such as United, American Airlines, Delta, JetBlue Airways. Antigua is about 108 square miles and Barbuda which is about a 45 minute boat ride away is about 62 square miles. The population of Antigua is around 93,000 with a significant expat community. There are people from all around the world that choose to live in the country. Some people choose to live here full time whereas others come on a seasonal basis. It's a safe country and it offers a high quality of life. It’s very family friendly with school opportunities and sport opportunities for children. There is a large sailing community and many yacht regattas are held annually. There are lots of things to do from swimming, diving, boating, snorkelling, tennis, pickle ball, golf, sailing, running, yoga, arts and so much more. There are a lot of top resorts and places for fine dining experiences. Antigua & Barbuda have some of the nicest beaches in the world with white white sand and crystal blue water. There are 365 beaches, one for every day of the year. Some nice beaches visit include Little Fryes beaches, Galleon Bay, Darkwood beach, Half Moon Bay, Dickenson Bay among others. There are beautiful stretches of beach in Barbuda.

Is the Saint Kitts and Nevis Citizenship Program Worth It?
St Kitts & Nevis citizenship by Investment Program Saint Kitts & Nevis citizenship by Investment was first established in 1984 as a way to boost the economy and attract foreign investment. In the early stages the country had established the Sugar Industry Diversification Foundation (SIDF) or an investment in real estate option for citizenship. Over time the program’s success led to its expansion. There are various legislative changes and regulations in place to ensure the integrity and security of the citizenship by investment program. Advantages of being a citizen of Saint Kitts & Nevis include the fact that Saint Kitts & Nevis is politically and economically stable and is a safe country to live in. There is no personal income tax or inheritance tax in the country. “The country's favorable tax policies and economic stability can be advantageous for wealth preservation and asset protection.” As a citizen you have access to education and health care opportunities and have the right to live and work in the country. St Kitts & Nevis is a great place to retire and enjoy life, the atmosphere has relaxed vibes. Provided you are a passport holder you have increased travel opportunities and global mobility which can facilitate travel and business opportunities. Citizenship can be passed down to future generations. Eligibility: To be eligible for St Kitts & Nevis citizenship the main applicant needs to be at least 18 years of age and have a clean background. You must also make the prescribed investment contribution pursuant to the option for citizenship chosen. You cannot have been denied citizenship in any country or denied a visa where St.Kitts & Nevis has visa-free travel and have not been able to subsequently obtain a visa. Family members that can be included for St.Kitts & Nevis citizenship include; the main applicant’s spouse, children under the age of 18, children between the age of 18 and 25 who are in full-time attendance in school (a confirmation of enrollment letter is required), children over 18 who are physically or mentally challenged, parents or grandparents of the main applicant living with and fully supported by the main applicant. Nationalities that are prohibited from doing St.Kitts & Nevis citizenship by investment at this time include; Belarus, Iran, Iraq, North Korea, Russia There are different pathways to obtaining St Kitts & Nevis citizenship which include: One option is the The Sustainable Island State Contribution (SISC) which was established to help increase local food production, diversify the economy, assist with the transition to green energy, expand social protections and safety. This options requires a non-refundable contribution upon approval for citizenship. Main applicant only: US$250,000 Main applicant and a spouse: US$300,000 Main applicant and one dependant: US$300,000 Main applicant, a spouse and one or two dependants; US$350,000 Main applicant and two or three dependants: US$350,000 Each additional dependant under 18: US$50,000 Each additional dependant aged 18 or over: US$75,000 Due diligence fees apply for all applications Main applicant: US$10,000 Each dependant aged 16 or over: US$7,500 Another options is the Approved Real Estate Option in an approved development starting at US$400,000 (resalable after seven years). On approval in principle the main applicant must also donate US$25,000, the spouse US$15,000, any qualified dependent under 18 is US$10,000 and any qualified dependent over 18 is US$15,000. In addition to these fees, real estate buyers should be aware of purchase costs (mainly compulsory insurance fund contributions and conveyance fees). Due Diligence fees and agent fees apply. Another option is the Private Home Sales option The minimum investment in a condominium unit designated as an Approved Private Home is US$400,000. The minimum investment in a single-family private dwelling home designated as Approved Private Home is US$800,000. Resale: A property purchased under the Private Home Sale Investment Option shall not be resold for a period of at least seven (7) years. Another option is the Public Benefit Option where the main applicant makes a contribution of US$250,000 in a unit of an Approved Public Benefit Project Due diligence fees apply for all applications Main applicant: US$10,000 Each dependant aged 16 or over: US$7,500 On approval in principle the main applicant must also donate US$25,000, the spouse US$15,000, any qualified dependent under 18 is US$10,000 and any qualified dependent over 18 is US$15,000. For detailed cost quotations you can get in contact with me at jennifer@jhmarlin.com A lot of top entrepreneurs such as Roger Ver, Heidi Chakos, Pavel Durov and others have done St.Kitts & Nevis citizenship. Entrepreneurs have a lot of trust in the reputation of the citizenship by investment program and wish to take advantage of the benefits of being a citizen.
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