St Vincent and the Grenadines.
How St Vincent and the Grenadines sells citizenship for investors: 1 citizenship programme, now closed. Every number and rule below links to the document it comes from.
2 documents and articles behind this page, listed at the bottom.
Citizenship
Sells citizenship, and with it a passport. St Vincent and the Grenadines: 1 citizenship programme, now closed; 1 number, 0 prices and rules. Every country's citizenship programmes
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- Status
- Lowest price
- No single price · Closed April 2001 with no passports issued; no prices recorded.
- Last change
Economic citizenship (2000-2001)
Sells citizenship, and with it a passport.
Official name: St Vincent and the Grenadines economic citizenship programme (2000-2001)
Closed April 2001 with no passports issued; no prices recorded.
Notes from the research
Legislative framework created around 2000; the government projected about US$4.5 million in 2000 from passport sales. Revoked in April 2001; the US State Department says no passports had been issued. Only source found: US INCSR.
Prices and rules
No prices or conditions recorded yet.
What is measured
- Money the government received from selling citizenship1
What we know is missing
- No yearly figures at all for applications or people let in or money raised.
A gap means no figure is in our data: either it was never published or we haven't found or read it yet. Charts leave gaps open rather than drawing across them.
All the numbers we have for St Vincent and the Grenadines
1 numbers about St Vincent and the Grenadines's citizenship programmes. Pick a programme and what you want to see. Each dot is one number from one document; click anything to open its source.
What happened, and when
The 2 documents behind this page
- 2002-03 · GovernmentInternational Narcotics Control Strategy Report 2001 (issued March 1, 2002): Money Laundering and Financial Crimes · U.S. Department of State, Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs
- 2001-03 · GovernmentInternational Narcotics Control Strategy Report 2000 (issued March 1, 2001): Money Laundering and Financial Crimes · U.S. Department of State, Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs
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