Latitude News – Page-26
05 March, 2020
Caribbean, News feed
UAE Citizens Acquire Visa-Free Travel to Dominica
The Commonwealth of Dominica Embassy in Abu Dhabi, UAE, announced on Feb 24th that a visa waiver agreement between Dominica and the UAE has now come into effect. This grants UAE nationals access to Dominica without requiring a visa. As part of the visa waiver, Dominican passport holders can obtain an eVisa to the UAE. This […]
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20 February, 2020
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The Best RCBI Programmes for Lebanese Citizens
The political situation in Lebanon has made Lebanese people more interested in residency-by-investment and citizenship-by-investment programmes. These programmes offer global mobility, financial security, and personal safety. Despite the unrest, Latitude Group, the parent company of Latitude and RIF Trust, remains committed to serving Lebanon-based investors. It offers an intimate and personalized service that has built […]
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11 February, 2020
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The Lost Decade – A Brexit Discussion
Eric Major is CEO of Latitude Group, made up of Latitude and RIF Trust. We are a key provider of residency and citizenship solutions. Eric weighs in on Brexit. He offers solutions for those who are disillusioned with the country’s divorce from the European Union. After three and a half years of fierce negotiations and […]
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03 February, 2020
Europe,
Eric Major Talks Montenegro Citizenship by Investment
European Business Magazine recently interviewed Eric Major, Latitude Group CEO. Latitude Group comprises Latitude and RIF Trust. Eric announced the opening of an office in Podgorica to support the new Montenegro Citizenship-by-Investment Programme. Mr. Major, please give us an introduction to Latitude and what you specialize in. We are an investment migration firm with an […]
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20 January, 2020
Caribbean, News feed
Client Testimonial: Dominica Citizenship Success Story
Check out the latest issue of UGlobal. This is a educational, networking, and marketing platform for global investment immigration. They feature one of RIF Trust’s Dominica citizenship success stories and valued clients. As the saying goes, you can’t put a price on freedom.
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14 January, 2020
Caribbean, Europe Events
Latitude’s Post-Brexit Breakfast in London
After three and a half years of fierce negotiations in Brussels and political debate in the United Kingdom, it finally seems Brexit will become a reality on the 31st of January, 2020. Certainly, not everyone is fortunate to have family lineage from EU diasporas such as Ireland, Italy or Portugal, that would allow them to […]
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07 October, 2019
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Expand RCBI Offering With a Leading B2B Partner, Latitude
Eager to expand your RCBI offering this year with a leading and trusted B2B partner? Why not partner with Latitude. We did. After more than three decades since the first RBI (Canada) and CBI (St Kitts) entered the marketplace, the industry has seen continued growth in both (i) the demand from HNW and UHNW individuals […]
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11 September, 2019
Europe, News feed
Everything you need to know about schools in Malta
Access to Malta’s first-class education system remains one of the most attractive benefits of residency or citizenship on the island. Many of the families we guide through Malta’s MRVP and MIIP cite their children’s education as the primary reason for investing in the island. In this guide, we hope to answer any of the questions […]
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22 August, 2019
Caribbean, News feed
The difference between the USA’s EB-5 and E-2 visas
The USA’s EB-5 and E-2 visas are two of the most popular residency permits for entrepreneurs looking to invest in, and emigrate to, the land of opportunity. What’s the difference between the EB-5 and E-2 visas? The permits have two fundamental differences: – The EB-5 is an immigrant visa, granting the holder permanent residency in […]
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31 July, 2019
Caribbean, News feed
Caribbean citizenship programmes offer a plan B
Among the best offerings is Grenada, which has a treaty programme with United States allowing Grenada citizens to invest and operate a business to live in the United States, and also travel visa-free to China. The opportunity to acquire a second citizenship via one of the five Caribbean citizenship-by-investment (CBI) programmes is becoming increasingly popular […]
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