Global Residence and Citizenship Handbook. Christian H. Kälin

27.7 Advantages of Cypriot citizenship 27.8 General information 27.9 Climate 28 Commonwealth of Dominica 28.1 Legal basis 28.2 Requirements 28.3 Procedures and time frame 28.4 Grant of citizenship 28.5 Dual citizenship 28.6 Taxation 28.7 Advantages of Dominica citizenship 28.8 General information 28.9 Climate 29 Malta 29.1 Legal basis 29.2 Requirements 29.3 Procedures and time frame 29.4 Grant of citizenship 29.5 Dual citizenship 29.6 Taxation 29.7 Advantages of Maltese citizenship 29.8 General information 29.9 Climate 30 St. Kitts and Nevis 30.1 Legal basis 30.2 Requirements 30.3 Procedures and time frame 30.4 Grant of citizenship 30.5 Dual citizenship 30.6 Taxation 30.7 Advantages of St. Kitts and Nevis citizenship 30.8 General information 30.9 Climate

       Useful Addresses and Websites

       List of Abbreviations

       Bibliography

       Index

      About This Book

      This book, now in its fourth edition, presents in-depth yet practical information on the most important issues concerning residence and citizenship planning for private clients. It is designed as a guide for private client advisers such as law firms, tax consultants, private banks and family offices. It is also addressed directly to private individuals and families, business owners, entrepreneurs and investors who are interested in finding out more about the various issues of interest to them.

      The use of concise and precise language reflects its character as a handbook and reference source. In particular, the author has endeavored to express the terms and concepts involved as transparently as possible in order to make them easily accessible even to those without a legal background. Footnotes are therefore avoided where possible for the sake of clarity.

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