Barbados revised immigration bill offers residency, not citizenship, for investors

Barbados Home Affairs Minister Gregory Nicholls introduced a revised Immigration Bill to the House of Assembly, clarifying that investors in approved national development projects may qualify for permanent residency, not citizenship. This marks a policy shift from earlier proposals that may have implied citizenship pathways. The change clarifies the scope of investment-linked immigration, potentially affecting foreign investment flows into Barbados.

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