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Dominica Remains an Excellent Choice for Economic Citizenship - Economic
Citizenship in Dominica - Economic citizenship programs give you
the opportunity to legally acquire a new nationality quickly and simply,
without major disruptions to your life. While there are many “instant citizenship”
schemes promoted on the Internet and elsewhere, currently only five countries
offer legal and clearly defined citizenship for investment programs on
a statutory basis, commonly known as economic citizenship programs. |
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Encouraging Investment, But Not at Any Price -
Investing in Dominica
- by: Christopher E.J. Main - Ms. Lucilla Lewis of Dominica’s International
Business Unit (IBU) reports that by December 1998, 173 investors had successfully
applied for economic citizenship in Dominica through the Program and a
total of 341 passports have been issued, showing the popularity of Dominica’s
special fee structure for families; a one-time payment to the Government
of US$50,000 qualifies the investor, his or her spouse and their two children
(under 18 years old) for economic citizenship. Another option is
purchasing US$75,000 in 15-year bonds and paying additional application
fees. From The Best of Offshore Finance Canada - |
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Extreme, Dominica Diving ~ On The Island Of Dominica ~ by Claudia
Belleau - I have come to Coconut Beach in Dominica, the Nature Island,
volcanically spit and shaped in the Lesser Antilles, to spend Christmas
holidays with my spouse Captain Tom. He arrived here on November 20th,
delayed by scores of mudslides that blocked passage on cliffside roads.
The island suffered the only major earthquake in its history - 6.5 on the
Richter scale, the epicenter of the quake was 10 kilometers from the east
coast of the island; the quake occurred at 6 a.m. on Sunday, November 21st.
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Estate Investment In The Caribbean ~ Dominica, The "Nature" Island
~ by Deb Andrews - Half way along the curved necklace of islands comprising
the Windward Islands of the Eastern Caribbean basks a mountainous rock
of 290 sq miles (750 sq km). At longitude 61º 20W, and latitude
15º 25N, Dominica is a land of steep mountains and cliffs plummeting
straight into the blue Caribbean sea on the western side and the grey Atlantic
on the eastern. Rising at the highest point to Mt. Diablotin at 4,747
ft. (1,447m), this is a country of raw beauty, rugged headlands and moody
mountains, their peaks often buried in cloud. Oct./04 |
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Caribbean’s Best Kept Secret For Expatriates ~ Dominica~ by Phillip
Townsend - The Caribbean is synonymous with hedonism - from the mass tourist
Mecca of the Bahamas to the off-the-beaten-path divers' paradise of Bonaire.
What you might not know about the Caribbean, however, is that it's also
home to one of the most appealing - and inexpensive - expatriate and retirement
havens in the world. This little-known gem, though off the well-trodden
path taken by most travelers, has a lot to offer. So if you're longing
for the good life in a tropical haven, duck the crowds and head to Dominica.
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In The Caribbean ~ Dominica And Antigua ~ by Deb Andrews - There
is an undeniable magic about Dominica, it hovers in the universal sound
of falling water, in the misty green mountains and vowel-heavy Creole spoken
on every village street. Take care, this region of magic is inhabited by
“jumbies”, entities who are not known for their kindness to people. Jul./05 |
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