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Ex-AG: Put real estate residency threshold to $1m
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What the document holds
Tribune (17 Jun 2021): former attorney general calls for a $1m real estate threshold; present threshold $750,000 (raised 2018 from $500,000), 2011 accelerated policy at $1.5m, government eyeing a $1m contributions route. Rules and one context event extracted ("quot; unspecified).
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Rules and prices (3)
- Property purchasereal estate purchase for (non-accelerated) permanent residence (before 2018)500,000 (currency not stated)Until 2018 · The Tribune (Nassau) 2021The Bahamas · Economic permanent residence
- Property purchasereal estate purchase for (non-accelerated) permanent residence750,000 (currency not stated)Since 2018 · The Tribune (Nassau) 2021The Bahamas · Economic permanent residence
- Property purchase for faster considerationreal estate purchase of $1.5m or above (accelerated consideration)1,500,000 (currency not stated)Since 2011 · The Tribune (Nassau) 2021The Bahamas · Economic permanent residence
About the document
What it covers Former attorney general on threshold history: $500,000, raised to $750,000 (said to be in 2018), $1.5m accelerated route set in 2011.
Notes News article quoting a former official; history of policy thresholds is his account, not an official record.
Source id bhs-tribune-delaney-2021 · accessed 10 Oct 2026