Passport Legacy Hosts Cocktail with Grenada IMA CEO

On October 20, Passport Legacy, a Swiss-owned investment migration and advisory firm, hosted an evening cocktail event in Lagos. The gathering included clients, investors, and partners, with Mr. Thomas Anthony, CEO of Grenada’s Investment Migration Agency (IMA), as the special guest.
The event aimed to discuss second citizenship, international mobility, and investment opportunities, providing attendees with insights into Grenada's Citizenship by Investment (CBI) program. Ms. Weyinmi Oritsejafor, Managing Director of Passport Legacy Nigeria, opened the event by discussing the firm's broader advisory services beyond citizenship acquisition.
She mentioned Passport Legacy's operations under PL Group, which includes real estate and government advisory services in various countries. Mr. Anthony addressed Grenada's economic landscape and the benefits of its CBI program, including access to international markets and the potential for Grenadian citizenship to facilitate the U.S.
E-2 Treaty Investor visa. He noted that decisions on clean applications could be made within six to eight months.
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