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The Immigration (Amendment) Law, 2010 (Law 15 of 2010)

Cayman Islands Government (Extraordinary Gazette No. 27, Supplement No. 1, 13 May 2010) · Law · 13 May 2010 · Cayman Islands

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What the document holds

Cayman Immigration (Amendment) Law 2010 (Law 15 of 2010, 8 pp.): creates the Certificate of Direct Investment (new ss. 37A-37B): net worth and investment in prescribed amounts in a licensed employment-generating business, 6-month approval in principle, 25-year certificate, reporting at years 2 and 5, 90 days a year presence, dependants' certificates, revocation grounds; amends s. 30 to list CDI holders. Launch event, 25-year validity and 90-day presence recorded earlier; this pass added 4 rules (6-month approval-in-principle deadline, 50% Caymanian employees, dependent children to age 24, 3-month survivor application). Amounts are prescribed by regulations (cym-imm-amend2-regs-2010).

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About the document

What it covers Inserts sections 37A and 37B (Certificate of Direct Investment) into the Immigration Law (2009 Revision); passed 28 April 2010, assented 7 May 2010, published 13 May 2010.

Notes Gazette copy hosted by the Cayman Islands Law School. No commencement clause in the text; the publication date is used as the start.

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