St Lucia Citizenship by Investment: everything you need to know

[@patrickvogel]

Love it! Very informative, and a lot of value!!

[@SudhaJenkins]

Fantastic video. Thanks Jonathan.

[@Languache]

Amazing Approach Looking forward to work with you!

[@jonathanralphcitizenship]

Thanks for the feedback, Youness!

[@Alkebuland]

On the donation option, how much are the miscellaneous additional fees legal etc

[@jonathanralphcitizenship]

That depends on a few factors, number of applicants, ages etc. Suggest booking in a chat when ready and we can run through it. However, the developer financing route is considerably more attractive from a financial perspective. calendly.com/jonathanralph/st-lucia

[@Alkebuland]

​​​ What assurance is there that using Holborn approach deal, the Saint lucia authorities would not cancel the passport at anytime claiming it wasn't legitimate?

[@jonathanralphcitizenship]

@@Alkebuland That would violate the St. Lucian constitution. Citizenship cannot be revoked once granted.

[@Drhilmi]

What do you mean by private agreements its said in official page that least amount is 235k

[@jonathanralphcitizenship]

Please note this video pre-dates the law changes seen in 2024 (inc new minimum investment amount). I’ll be replacing it with an updated version

[@yadusolparterre]

I'm sorry I didn't understand it. With the Holborn approach, am I ever the owner of the real estate? Can I sell it and hope to make a profit?

[@jonathanralphcitizenship]

Selling for a profit would not be possible I'm afraid. However, this approach is the cheapest route to the CBI. I don't typically recommend traditional real estate investments in the Caribbean, and the CBI rules on qualifying property are very restrictive, so making any sort of profit (with good capital security) is very challenging indeed. Hope that helps

[@dialecticalmonist3405]

The 102k includes your fees too, I hope?

[@jonathanralphcitizenship]

It does indeed. We’re currently sold out on this particular option I’m afraid, but we’re working to have new options available from early 2024.

[@dialecticalmonist3405]

@@jonathanralphcitizenship No problem. Still have to deal with probate. Is there a way to get in line though?

[@20kevron]

They have high corporate tax.

[@luthfurrahman2754]

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