Global Residence and Citizenship Handbook. Christian H. Kälin

       32.4Grant of citizenship

       32.5Dual citizenship

       32.6Taxation

       32.7Advantages of Cypriot citizenship

       32.8General information

       32.9Climate

       33Commonwealth of Dominica

       33.1Legal basis

       33.2Requirements

       33.3Procedures and time frame

       33.4Grant of citizenship

       33.5Dual citizenship

       33.6Taxation

       33.7Advantages of Dominica citizenship

       33.8General information

       33.9Climate

       34Grenada

       34.1Legal basis

       34.2Requirements

       34.3Procedures and time frame

       34.4Grant of citizenship

       34.5Dual citizenship

       34.6Taxation

       34.7Advantages of Grenadian citizenship

       34.8General information

       34.9Climate

       35Malta

       35.1Legal basis

       35.2Requirements

       35.3Procedures and time frame

       35.4Grant of citizenship

       35.5Dual citizenship

       35.6Taxation

       35.7Advantages of Maltese citizenship

       35.8General information

       35.9Climate

       36St. Kitts and Nevis

       36.1Legal basis

       36.2Requirements

       36.3Procedures and time frame

       36.4Grant of citizenship

       36.5Dual citizenship

       36.6Taxation

       36.7Advantages of St. Kitts and Nevis citizenship

       36.8General information

       36.9Climate

       37St. Lucia

       37.1Legal basis

       37.2Requirements

       37.3Procedures and time frame

       37.4Grant of citizenship

       37.5Dual citizenship

       37.6Taxation

       37.7Advantages of St. Lucia citizenship

       37.8General information

       37.9Climate

       Useful Addresses and Websites

       List of Abbreviations

       Bibliography

       Index

      About This Book

      This book, now in its 6^th 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 advisors 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 subject.

      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