Grenada's Citizenship by Investment Program Discussed in Lagos
A cocktail event hosted by Passport Legacy, a Swiss-owned investment migration advisory firm, took place in Lagos, focusing on second citizenship, international mobility, and generational wealth planning. Thomas Anthony, Chief Executive Officer of Grenada’s Investment Migration Agency, presented on Grenada's Citizenship by Investment (CBI) programme, outlining investment options and benefits for applicants.
He emphasized Grenada's access to regional markets through the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS) and the relevance of Grenadian citizenship for the United States’ E-2 Treaty Investor visa, which allows eligible Grenadian nationals to establish or direct businesses in the US. Anthony stated that decisions on straightforward applications could be made within six to eight months.
He clarified that disposing of an eligible investment after the required holding period does not terminate citizenship. Additionally, he noted that Grenadian citizenship could extend to subsequent generations.
Weyinmi Oritsejafor, Managing Director of Passport Legacy Nigeria, mentioned the firm's broader services, including real estate and government advisory.
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