High-net-worth individuals have recently become interested in , especially during times of crisis when they need mobility, security, and strategic advantages around the globe. Malta, Grenada, St. Kitts, and Nevis are among countries where, in return for establishing real-estate businesses or investing into a national development fund, citizenship in the form of passports is granted. Granting CBI means visa-free access to strategically important regions around the world along with easy taxation and security against threats of rival localities.
New Caribbean nations are enhancing their CBI offerings by granting citizenship paired with real-estate investments at eco-friendly solar-powered resorts and self-sustaining houses. From the global standpoint, these citizenships serve to promote environmental policies, which would turn the CBI into a game-changing instrument.
