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St Kitts & Nevis

Biometric enrolment and passport modernisation guide published

The Citizenship Unit says programme citizens must complete biometric enrolment by 31 July 2027. New applicants are enrolled as part of the application process from 14 April 2026.

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Dominica

CBIU explains its multi-layered due-diligence process

The official guidance highlights identity checks, financial history, source of wealth and funds, reputation, interviews and independent investigations.

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Grenada

IMA Grenada issues information and monitoring circular

The circular reminds licensed agents that records and documentation may be requested to support the Agency’s ongoing monitoring and due-diligence functions.

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Antigua & Barbuda

Government clarifies reports concerning U.S. visa bonds

The official statement says existing U.S. visas remain valid and any bond measure applies only to a narrow category of new visa applicants—not all travellers.

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News summaries are provided for general information and are not legal advice. External government pages may be updated after publication.

Decisions made clearer.

Educational articles on pathway selection, financial preparation, due diligence and client protection.

Application readiness

Source of funds: what serious applicants should prepare before assessment

Why lawful wealth is not enough on its own—and how clear records can make professional pre-screening more efficient.

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Client protection

Seven questions to ask before paying for any global mobility pathway

A client-protection checklist covering official agents, total fees, refund terms, physical presence and realistic travel expectations.

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