CARICOM Head Hails Strength of the Caribbean s Public Health Approach Amidst Pandemic
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LONDON, Dec. 23, 2020 /PRNewswire/ The Secretary-General of the Caribbean Community and Common Market, also known as CARICOM, issued an End of Year Message for 2020 earlier this week. The Secretary-General praised the region s fight against COVID-19 and optimised health care services in the 15 member states and five associate member states that make up the group. Like the Federation of St Kitts and Nevis and the Commonwealth of Dominica, several CARICOM nations have programmes that allow vetted foreigners second citizenship in exchange for their economic contribution in the betterment of the host country.
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LONDON, Dec. 14, 2020 /PRNewswire/ British nationals could be barred from entering the European Union from January 1(st) due to COVID safety requirements. Under the rules, British travellers will have to abide by the same travel restrictions as non-Europeans after freedom of movement comes to an end on December 31(st). Travel to the European Union will only be permitted on an essential basis and only countries with low infection rates will qualify for non-essential travel.
CS Global Partners [https://csglobalpartners.com/], a legal advisory and marketing agency that specialises in Citizenship by Investment (CBI) Programmes, has reported an increase in British applicants seeking second citizenship. With the possibility of a no-deal Brexit becoming increasingly likely, high net-wo