Amid geopolitical tensions in several regions and an uncertain outlook for the world economy, high-net-worth individuals and their families are increasingly looking for new ways to diversify their investment portfolios globally.

Citizenship by Investment Program (CIP) investors have a fantastic advantage — through CIPs, they are able to directly access new markets and become stakeholders in lucrative projects that are usually closed to foreign investors.

Gateway to Opportunity

When acquiring a second citizenship or residence, investors gain access to their host country’s markets, while contributing to the economic development of their chosen destination. Thus, CIP investors are well-positioned to capitalize on growth markets, forge new strategic business partnerships, and diversify their revenue streams.

Grenada, for example, is among several Caribbean nations that offer a CBI route to via investment into government-approved real estate projects – which on the ‘Isle of Spice’ include the InterContinental Grenada Resort, the Grenada National Resort, and the Hartman University Town Resort.

Further, becoming a citizen of Grenada gives an investor access to the USA as well because Grenadian citizens are eligible to apply for the E-2 Treaty Investor Visa, by which they can invest in American businesses and obtain a residence permit in the USA.

 

Asset Diversification

Traditionally, investment portfolios are fairly regionally concentrated, leaving them susceptible to the economic fortunes (or misfortunes) of a specific part of the world. Thus, by opening the door to new business opportunities, investment migration is a powerful means of asset diversification.

The UAE Residence by Investment program, for instance, allows foreign nationals to make a minimum investment of approximately USD 550,000 and apply for a residence permit, also known as a UAE Golden Visa – giving them access to one of the most stable and attractive business destinations in the world and its favorable tax regime.

Beyond the generation of additional returns, geographical asset diversification is also an effective means of safeguarding the resilience of the investment portfolio as a whole – mitigating the losses incurred by regional and sectoral downturns elsewhere.

Geopolitical Hedging

With geopolitical risks on the rise and a muted outlook for the global economy, investment migration can offer a robust risk mitigation strategy. CIP investors are able to strategically expand their global reach and access opportunities that few foreigners can.

Beyond that, a second citizenship, especially in a politically stable country, acts as a safety net during political unrest or crises elsewhere in the world. The ability to diversify across jurisdictions with varying economic and political risk profiles provides protection from the impact of localized risks.

This strategic approach provides a buffer against geopolitical uncertainties and minimizes the impact of unforeseen events on the overall portfolio, providing a resilient foundation for long-term wealth preservation.

Tax Restructuring

Caribbean CIPs offer investors a great way to alleviate their tax burden legally. Grenada, for instance, does not levy global income, wealth, capital gains, or inheritance tax. This tax-friendly approach makes it an optimal solution for investors looking to lower their taxes through shrewd asset management.

Grenada’s bustling financial sector allows investors to utilize wealth management tools such as offshore bank accounts, trusts, LLCs, and more to optimize their taxation framework. Doing so as a citizen is more accessible and straightforward.

Holistic Wealth Management

By unlocking new opportunities and offering portfolio diversification, CIPs offer the investor the opportunity to develop a holistic strategy for sustained portfolio growth and resilience.

The landscape of wealth management is evolving, and investment migration stands at the forefront — offering forward-looking investors a strategic pathway to navigating the complexities of the global financial terrain while securing their portfolio and embracing new horizons

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Colin Bishop


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  • +7 (958) 371-7000 Russia

Ekaterina Godden


  • Katya.godden@rvecbi.com
  • +971 58 577 2378 UAE

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  • Units 12 & 13, Le Marquis Complex Grand Anse, St. George, Grenada, W.I.

Address in UAE


  • DDT Business Center, Level 22, Boulevard Plaza Tower 2, Downtown Dubai, UAE