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The Economic Investment Residential Certificate Policy (January 2023)

Government of Bermuda, Ministry of Economy and Labour (published by the Bermuda Business Development Agency) · Government · Jan 2023 · Bermuda

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What the document holds

EIRC Policy (January 2023), 5 pp., effective 31 March 2023: replaces the 2021, 2015 and 2003 policies; RC under s.32(5) BIPA with indefinite residence and automatic work permit approval for the investor's business; qualifying investment of at least BD$2,500,000 in eight listed forms (bonds held 5 years); applicant at least 18; character and health conditions; investment kept 5 years and 90 days a year residence for 5 years, verified by year 5; dependants (children to 18, or to 25 in higher education); death/divorce; retroactive approval for EIC holders; restricted-person land licence; appeal within 7 working days; revocation grounds (fraud, 2+ year sentence, 2 years continuous absence); fee $2,625; earlier RCs keep old rules. No statistics. Added: 6 terms and 1 event; BD$2.5m minimum and the $2,625 fee are already recorded in the notes of t-bc7b254ed4 and t-0cd7363d67. Rules restated from other sources are now recorded from this document too (decision 8).

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About the document

What it covers Full policy text: legal basis (s.32(5) BIPA 1956), BD$2,500,000 qualifying investment, 5-year hold and 90-day residence, $2,625 fee, revocation.

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