New Caribbean Citizenship Program in 2025 Discover St Vincent's Plan!

[@onikaconstantine8861]

Good video. I love Saint Vincent. 🇻🇨🇻🇨🇻🇨

[@YonderPreneur]

Thank you!

[@vamostimow]

Prices are too expensive now

[@anniemc2968]

Trinidad and Tobago also has something called a Heritage and Stabilization Fund set up for its oil revenue.

[@YonderPreneur]

exactly when implemented correctly sovereign wealth funds can make countries very successful

[@nasirluqman3051]

How much will it be in your opinion in donation, and when it will be published

[@YonderPreneur]

I think it will be priced like St.Lucia and Grenada so probably around 250k. I think we will see it as soon as they have there election (assuming the NDP win)

[@ishathorpe3039]

This video has so many inaccuracies. Wow.

[@YonderPreneur]

Please point them out so I can correct them in the next video

[@jacquelinebobb4093]

America and others not selling us passports though,why sell out ours.

[@YonderPreneur]

Most countries actually do sell their passports through one way or another including the USA. In the caribbean it’s just more direct

[@velmaollivierre5389]

Thats not tru my country will not sell its passport

[@YonderPreneur]

maybe it will, maybe it won’t

[@JohnJohn-ux9ds]

Some people will do anything for money. These people just need the passport to bail.

[@YonderPreneur]

If you were unlucky enough to be born in country with a bad passport but lucky enough to have money. Why wouldn’t you try to get another one?

[@anniemc2968]

Trinidad and Tobago does NOT sell its passport.

[@YonderPreneur]

very true not every country in the caribbean sells there passport. Trinidad is lucky enough to be larger and have other resources.

[@ishathorpe3039]

@@YonderPreneurthis is not true. Only 5 countries sell them.

[@YonderPreneur]

@@ishathorpe3039 some do and some do not. It really depends on the country.

[@CryptoCultur]

Good video!! Bets on the NDP Party 💪

[@YonderPreneur]

They’re doing well in the polls, that’s for sure!

[@itsallaboutbecca6816]

Lol doing well in what polls, don't be deceived vincentians would never vote for NDP to corrupt their small little island and bring in fugitives, they was once in power many years ago and ain't do jack shit for the country. So no we won't vote for them .

[@eunicepitt5339]

NDP is no good for the country. They were there for how long and didn't do a thing

[@YonderPreneur]

has the new/old government been very productive for SVG?

[@eunicepitt5339]

@YonderPreneur very much so

[@ccallen4311]

Dominican need visa to Go England and Canada live our passport our you the N D P mouth peace

[@YonderPreneur]

Citizens of Saint Vincent need a visa to go to Canada just like citizens of Dominica. The passports are about equally strong. The difference is that Saint Vincent hasn't made 1.2 billion dollars from a CIP program, while Dominica has.

[@Real-k8r]

Nope not at all U L P

[@Real-k8r]

All the way ULP no NDP

[@nicholascropper268]

Stupid idea. Europeans cannot buy land in SVG and that's a good thing. However selling your passport and citizenship is a bad idea that's going to open the doors for the colonizers to retake control of the islands that fought for their independence. This just makes it even more difficult for the locals to own anything in SVG. Just remember you can't visit Mustique without an invitation 😢😢

[@YonderPreneur]

@@nicholascropper268 be realistic foreigners aren’t going to live in SVG anyone who can afford citizenship by investment will stay in the Dubai’s and Singapores of the world. They don’t have any interest in living in SVG. If you think I’m wrong look at Saint Lucia, look at Grenada look at Dominica how many new citizenship owners have moved to the island??? less than 0.1% most of them will never even visit.

[@nicholascropper268]

@YonderPreneur I know you're wrong cause I grew up in SVG. The grenadines islands are still a major attraction for the Royal family in England. No where else in the Caribbean you'll find a house for 200 million US. Do me a favor and figure out where the Mick Jager, Tommy Hilfiger, Paul McCartney, David Bowie, Princess Margaret, and several members of the Royal family have homes there. Mr Suzuki and Yamato also own homes on the other islands. It's a billionaires retreat. I'm here to educate you on my home land. Please research before you talk nonsense. I'm a chef and there's certain information I can't afford to tell you but SVG and it's is a Billionaires retreat.

[@nicholascropper268]

@YonderPreneur and no we're not interested in any investment from Dubai because 60% of Dubai wealth comes from Africa 🫡🫡

[@YonderPreneur]

@@nicholascropper268 Please educate me then what makes SVG more special than Grenada, Saint Lucia, Antigua, and Saint Kitts? have these islands been "re-colonized," in your opinion? Saint Lucia and Grenada also still have very affordable real estate. I am a foreigner I have not been to SVG maybe it does have something about it that makes it more interesting than the other Caribbean countries. But on the surface level, they all seem similar.

[@nicholascropper268]

@YonderPreneur now this is where being informed is very critical to investments. At that time, there were no planes available, and the main method of transport was boats/ships. So, if you look closely at the Caribbean map, St. Vincent location was very beneficial to anyone who controlled it. So from history because of the Grenadines islands, it gave the British a huge advantage because they used it to ambush ships carrying sugar, rum, tobacco, and any other tressures to Spain or France. So even after St Vincent Independence, the Queen and her subjects still had an interest in the Grenadines islands because of its location and beauty. So they came up with a treaty through the Commonwealth islands/ countries. But they made a separate agreement with the Natives and freedom slaves of St Vincent that if they become allies, she would protect us, and we will support her by allowing us to join her military.