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The interest in Citizenship by Investment programs that grant you a second passport has drastically increased in African countries. Over the last several years wealthy individuals have turned their attention abroad in search for better business opportunities, economic stability and freedom of movement. Many wealthy

Nigerians have strong family and business ties with the USA and, with Nigeria being an active trade partner with the US in Africa, it comes as no surprise that wealthy Nigerians see the United States as an ultimate investment destination. Since the last US travel

The Cabrits Resort & Spa Kempinski Dominica With world economies opening up and showing signs of recovery, Caribbean citizenship programs are experiencing a sharp increase in applications from the wealthy all over the world and the numbers are only rising. Programs like Grenada’s citizenship by

Being able to adjust room rates daily is a benefit hotels have over other real estate assets when it comes to wealth protection The Park Hyatt St Kitts is completed in 2017 under the citizenship by investment programme in the Caribbean As inflation becomes a

Heightened anxiety due to the dire situation in Lebanon is leading HNWIs to seek second citizenships as a ‘hedge’, according to Range Developments founder As Lebanon’s socio-economic situation continues in its downwards spiral, many Lebanese high net worth individuals (HNWIs) are turning to citizenship by

The upheavals of the past 12 months in India – political, health and economic – are convincing many Indians to look abroad for a more secure and peaceful place to live Mohammed Asaria, founder and managing director of Range Developments Mohammed Asaria explores the rising

Last month, the BBC reported that changes to taxation legislation are accelerating India’s “millionaire exodus.” The broadcaster cited the example of V. G. Siddhartha, the founder of the chain Café Coffee Day, who committed suicide in 2019, after accusing tax authorities of harassment. A September

India’s new law looks to collect taxes from Indians living abroad who wouldn’t normally have to pay taxes, even if they don’t set foot in the country for a single day Any Indian citizen who is a resident of a country where he is not

The pandemic and emerging green shoots of recovery, alongside worldwide wealth tax changes and growing interest in the sought-after US E2 visa, are ramping up interest in citizenship by investment programmes in places like Grenada The Six Senses La Sagesse in Grenada, set for completion

Following the recent announcement of India’s Finance Bill 2021, high-net-worth individuals who are based in India with business interests in countries such as Qatar and the UAE, as well as NRIs, are now exposed to the possibility of taxation on their overseas earnings. One solution

New Delhi [India] A steep hike in fees and prolonged waiting time have made the US-EB5 Visa almost unattainable in recent times. With the suspension of a whole host of other US visa categories; popularity of the Grenadian E-2 Visa*, that can be easily obtained

Travel & Tourism Posted on November 14, 2020 AuthorNdubuisi Ugah Comments Offon Grenada: Citizenship by Investment – the ultimate hedge It’s no secret that the worldwide COVID- 19 pandemic has taken a huge toll on many industries, including tourism and hospitality. However, this doesn’t mean that investors should

Mohammed Asaria, Managing Director and Board Member of Range Developments, an international luxury hospitality company that develops luxury resorts in the Eastern Caribbean under Citizenship-by-Investment programs. In this interview with Olusegun Raphael, he speaks on the opportunity for citizenship-by-investment.  Excerpts:   What is the concept of

Experts say the emirate is expected to attract HNWIs in the long-term, despite the impact of coronavirus Dubai will see its number of HNWIs continue to grow because of its response to the pandemic. Dubai has been named one of the world’s top cities for

Grenada’s Citizenship’ll Enable Nigerians Travel To 140 European Nations, Says Britishborn Hotelier, Mohammed Asaria Mr. Mohammed Asaria, a British-born Grenada industrialist, who grew up in England and studied Law at the famous Cambridge University, is the Managing Director of Citizenship by Investment (CBI). In this

Range Developments a leading investment and hospitality company, operating across the Eastern Caribbean, has revealed that it’s now helping Nigerians obtain second citizenship and US residency legally and hassle-free through government-approved citizenship by investment (CIP) programmes.   The Caribbean ultra-luxury resort developer said that this

  Mr Mohammed Asaria, a British-born Grenada industrialist and managing director of Citizenship by Investment (CBI), in this interview with MOSES ORJIME, explains why he is targeting the Nigerian hospitality industry, among others   For the benefit of hindsight, what do you mean by Citizenship by

The need for expanded economic opportunities amid the COVID-19 pandemic and access to more stable markets has fueled global demand for second citizenship. Against this backdrop, Caribbean giant & ultra-luxury resort developer, Range Developments is helping wealthy Nigerians obtain second citizenship and US residency legally

The need for expanded economic opportunities amid the COVID-19 pandemic and access to more stable markets has fueled global demand for second citizenship. Against this backdrop, Caribbean giant & ultra-luxury resort developer, Range Developments is helping wealthy Nigerians obtain second citizenship and US residency legally

Grenada, a luscious Caribbean island-state, known for its vast stretches of white-sand beaches, pristine rainforests, and spice exports, has opened its shores to Nigerian and African high-net-worth individuals, looking to invest in its country, while it rewards them with second citizenship. This is as the

Hon. Peter Charles David is Minister for Foreign Affairs and Labor in Grenada. Grenada, a luscious Caribbean island-state, known for its vast stretches of white-sand beaches, pristine rainforests, and spice exports, has opened its shores to Nigerian and African high-net-worth individuals, looking to invest in

Grenada, a luscious Caribbean island-state, known for its vast stretches of white-sand beaches, pristine rainforests, and spice exports, has opened its shores to Nigerian and Africa’s high net worth individuals, looking to invest in its country, while it rewards them with second citizenship. This is

Mohammed Asaria is the Managing Director and Board Member of Range Developments, an international luxury hospitality development company that develops luxury resorts in the Eastern Caribbean under the Citizenship-by-Investment programmes. In this interview, Asaria discusses his interest in structured finance and investment banking which necessitated founding

When I left Cambridge University with a law degree, I didn’t imagine that 20 years later I would be helping governments in the Caribbean structure their Citizenship-by-Investment (CBI) policies and regulations or even developing luxury resorts. It was by chance that I heard about the

In an April interview with the Financial Times, French President Emmanuel Macron said that following the coronavirus, “it’s going to change the nature of globalisation.” Writing for The Guardian, professor of economics and public policy at Harvard University, Kenneth Rogoff, said, “The post-pandemic world economy seems likely

The United States remains the number one destination for people around the world, both for investments and as a place to live, work, and gain higher education. The USA is home to the top three universities globally according to the QS World University Rankings 2020

With the EB-5 immigrant investor visa to the United States getting more expensive, wealthy Indians are turning to the Caribbean island of Grenada as a route to their US citizenship dreams. Immigration lawyers said, in the past three months, interest in the Grenada Citizenship by

Rich Americans are fleeing to the Caribbean as they swap COVID-19, fears around the upcoming election and even their US citizenship for a winter working remotely in the sun. Business has been booming in recent months for citizenship advisers, government agencies and real estate developers

Rich Europeans and Americans are flocking to the Caribbean, but not for the usual winter sun. More and more wealthy individuals are moving for longer periods than usual. Citizenship advisers, government agencies and real estate developers say they have seen a rapid increase in business

The following is an interview between Mohammed Asaria, Managing Director of Range Developments, and Vanguard. Q: Your organisation is known for the development and completion of luxury and high-end resorts under Citizenship-by-Investment Programmes. What exactly is Citizenship-by-Investment Programmes all about? A: The concept is very

High net worth investors from West Africa are increasingly embracing citizenship by investment. In this article, Mohammed Asaria, Managing Director of Range Developments, explains why CBI programs are increasingly popular.

With increased uncertainty surrounding potential taxes, high net worth Indians are exploring options overseas.

Managing Director of Range Developments, Mohammed Asaria, explains how Africans, especially Nigerians, can obtain second cizitenship in Grenada through the country’s Citizenship by Investment Program.

In this interview with Mohammed Asaria, Managing Director of Range Developments, Mr. Asaria shares insights about citizenship by investment programs in the Caribbean.

Managing Director of Range Developments, Mohammed Asaria, outlines how demand has grown for second citizenship and citizenship by investment programs since the onset of COVID-19.

Range Developments Founder Mohammed Asaria examines the continued effects of the COVID pandemic on global migration and economic citizenship, and identifies the steps countries need to take to curate new investment opportunities for existing citizen investors.

Founder of Range Developments, Mohammed Asaria, explores the merging of Impact Investing and Citizenship by Investment in the midst of a global pandemic that has investors considering multiple avenues for global mobility.

Range Developments’ Managing Director, Mohammed Asaria, pinpoints the key elements investors need to consider before making an investment in the Caribbean. These key insights will help investors select the right properties in the face of a market that is all too often riddled with poorly planned projects.

Simeon Halstead, one of the world’s leading Resort Architects, examines the current impact on luxury hotel development and travel in the Caribbean, and how his latest luxury hotel design, in partnership with Range Developments, seeks to draw tourists and investors to a truly one of a kind experience.

Mohammed Asaria, Founder of Range Developments, pinpoints the 8 areas of due diligence that investors must delve into prior to making an investment in the Caribbean.

Managing Director of Range Developments, Mohammed Asaria, discusses the challenges put forth by the global pandemic, and what those outcomes mean for citizenship by investment jurisdictions.

Mohammed Asaria, Range Developments Managing Director and Board Member, examines the resurgent trend of popularism of the last few years, the inevitable result of globalization, and what this means for investors looking for opportunities overseas to invest in established economies.

Seeking second citizenship by way of citizenship by investment? In this article we explore the process of applying for a US E2 visa through Range Developments’ Citizenship by Investment program.