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Welcome to Immigration Investment Frequently Asked Questions. In this episode, we answer your question ‘Do I need to speak English to take part in a Caribbean citizenship by investment programme?’
No, but all of your forms must be completed in English. Additionally, any documents submitted as part of a citizenship by investment application must be in English or must be translated into English by a certified translator. For those choosing to reside on the islands, the most spoken language in the Caribbean is English.
The only requirements for Caribbean citizenship by investment programmes are that the applicant is of legal age, has no criminal record and can make the qualifying investment. However, there may be additional requirements depending on the country that you are applying for.
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