Saint Lucia CIP emerges as ideal option for investment for HNWIs, says Mc Claude Emmanuel

Castries, Saint Lucia: Chief Executive Officer of Citizenship by Investment Unit of Saint Lucia, Mc Claude Emmanuel, pointed out the increasing demand for the CIP rapidly among investors and high-net-worth individuals.

Castries, Saint Lucia: Chief Executive Officer of Citizenship by Investment Unit of Saint Lucia, Mc Claude Emmanuel, pointed out the increasing demand for the CIP rapidly among investors and high-net-worth individuals.

This came during the recent appearance of Mc Claude Emmanuel in an interview with the founder and managing director of Citizenship Bay, Zaid Aldayriyeh. 

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In addition, he added that the potential investors are considering Saint Lucia as an appealing destination for their alternative citizenship option and to explore more opportunities in several fields.

The Citizenship by Investment Programme of Saint Lucia has been an emerging investment option among one of the top reputable programmes due to its benefits for a lifetime in a very short period of time, as it was introduced in 2016.

CEO Emmanuel outlined the major reasons behind the rapidly arising demand for the Programme among potential high-net-worth people due to the maintained integrity and its robust due diligence process. He stressed that the CIP is committed to conducting complete background checks before any action and will never compromise the country’s reputation.

The head of Saint Lucia Citizenship by Investment Unit has also ensured that every applicant is closely monitored and inspected, vetted and assessed before citizenship is granted to people who possess the potential to add some value to the nation and will not disrepute the image of Saint Lucia.

Moreover, while highlighting several aspects which make Saint Lucia an ideal country for investors, the CEO of CIP asserted that it has a lot to offer HNWIs looking to expand their business in several fields, such as manufacturing, agri-business, and business outsourcing.

He added, “Saint Lucia also possesses a skilled workforce and appealing investment climate, which I truly believe makes it an ideal location to accommodate the needs of investors.” 

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CEO Emmanuel also pointed out that prudent planning and comprehensive policies of Citizenship by Investment Unit make the country rank at the top continually in factors such as ease of doing business, economic freedom, and transparency. All these aspects make Saint Lucia Citizenship by Investment Programme an irresistible and unique choice for investors and HNWIs.

Saint Lucia has been working tirelessly to compete and make sure that it is fulfilling its mandate of growing demand and requests for its investment products.

Regarding the application coming from the Middle East, Emmanuel highlighted that there had been a sharp increase in the demand for the Citizenship by Investment Programme of Saint Lucia from the market of Asia and the Middle East, and they are expecting continued growth in that region.

“The country is witnessing speedy growth in demand from new territories and provinces, such as North America and even Europe. We wish to see more movement from China after loosening the covid mandates,” he added.

Notably, Citizenship by Investment Unit has been using creativity and boldness to ensure that the Programme transcends the modern age and that the new regulations work in a desired manner. 

It is emerging as one of the fastest-growing economies and becoming one of the desired locations for people looking for options to plan their wealth and diversify their portfolios.

Tariq Saeed

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