The Eastern Caribbean is a Citizenship by Investment hotspot. Five Eastern Caribbean countries, including Antigua and Barbuda, run CBI programmes. The Global Podcast Investor Host Eric Major, Latitude Group Executive Chairman, and guests, Sherelyn Hughes Thomas and Gaye Hechme, discuss why Antigua and Barbuda Citizenship by Investment stands out.
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About us: Latitude is an expert in providing international citizenship and residency solutions. In 2013, the company was founded to help HNWIs and their families to obtain greater freedom to travel, a better lifestyle, and expand their businesses abroad.
In 2018, Latitude merged with RIF Trust to expand internationally to over 20 countries, including Canada, Egypt, Nigeria, the UK, and the USA. Latitude is a government-approved partner and an authorized agent of the world’s most powerful residency and citizenship programmes, such as Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica, Grenada, Malta, Saint Kitts and Nevis, and St Lucia.
The Latitude Group is led by investment migration pioneer, Eric G. Major, who is the Executive Chairman. Mimoun A. Assraoui is the Group CEO and is committed to breaking down the barriers of international living. The Group’s COO, David Regueiro Santalla, epitomizes the global ethos of transparency, approachability, and innovation.
Latitude is a highly-regarded strategic advisor to numerous sovereign states, specializing in the field of investment migration. With an impressive track record spanning over 10 years, our company has established itself as a leader in this sector.
We frequently organize and facilitate workshops with governments across the globe, aiming to provide a comprehensive overview of the investment migration industry. These workshops also serve to identify key push and pull factors that attract HNWIs to invest in specific countries. Additionally, we conduct thorough feasibility studies to assess the viability of implementing citizenship and residency programmes in various locations.
The Eastern Caribbean is a Citizenship by Investment hotspot. Five Eastern Caribbean countries, including Antigua and Barbuda, run CBI programmes. The Global Podcast Investor Host Eric Major, Latitude Group Executive Chairman, and guests, Sherelyn Hughes Thomas and Gaye Hechme, discuss why Antigua and Barbuda Citizenship by Investment stands out.
Send Your Questions Here: Questions@globalpassportinvestor.com
Visit Our Website: https://www.latitudeworld.com/
About us: Latitude is an expert in providing international citizenship and residency solutions. In 2013, the company was founded to help HNWIs and their families to obtain greater freedom to travel, a better lifestyle, and expand their businesses abroad.
In 2018, Latitude merged with RIF Trust to expand internationally to over 20 countries, including Canada, Egypt, Nigeria, the UK, and the USA. Latitude is a government-approved partner and an authorized agent of the world’s most powerful residency and citizenship programmes, such as Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica, Grenada, Malta, Saint Kitts and Nevis, and St Lucia.
The Latitude Group is led by investment migration pioneer, Eric G. Major, who is the Executive Chairman. Mimoun A. Assraoui is the Group CEO and is committed to breaking down the barriers of international living. The Group’s COO, David Regueiro Santalla, epitomizes the global ethos of transparency, approachability, and innovation.
Latitude is a highly-regarded strategic advisor to numerous sovereign states, specializing in the field of investment migration. With an impressive track record spanning over 10 years, our company has established itself as a leader in this sector.
We frequently organize and facilitate workshops with governments across the globe, aiming to provide a comprehensive overview of the investment migration industry. These workshops also serve to identify key push and pull factors that attract HNWIs to invest in specific countries. Additionally, we conduct thorough feasibility studies to assess the viability of implementing citizenship and residency programmes in various locations.