Source document

The Immigration (Transition) Bill, 2018

Cayman Islands Government (Extraordinary Gazette No. 81, Supplement No. 17, 24 October 2018); hosted by the Parliament of the Cayman Islands · Law · 24 Oct 2018 · Cayman Islands

Has everything in it been taken?

CompleteReviewed 9 Oct 2026

Reviewed. Everything in it that belongs in the tables has been taken.

What the document holds

Immigration (Transition) Bill 2018, 87 pp.: memorandum (WORC and Customs and Border Control from 1 Jan 2019; financial standing to be shown by declarations from licensed professionals for the investor certificates; business presence criteria to be revised); Parts on WORC, Boards, appeals (refusals of investor certificates appealable to the Caymanian Status and Permanent Residency Board), Caymanian status, permanent residence (s.37(12) annual declaration for s.41/42 holders), s.41-46 independent-means certificates (25 years, age 18, 30 days a year, quota gazetted by Cabinet, revocation), s.47-48 Certificate of Direct Investment (6-month approval in principle, 25 years, audited accounts in years 2 and 5, 90 days a year), s.50 business presence (same as 2012 Law), work permits and regulations (out of scope). The Bill sets no amounts (they are "prescribed"). Added: 5 terms and 1 event; event e-112d2118b5 already recorded. Rules restated from other sources are now recorded from this document too (decision 8).

What it supports

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About the document

What it covers Current statutory basis (as renumbered): s.41 residency certificate (25 years), s.42 permanent residence for persons of independent means with Cabinet quota, s.47 Certificate of Direct Investment; transfer to WORC from 1 January 2019.

Notes Bill as published; enacted as the Immigration (Transition) Law/Act 2018, now the 2022 Revision (legislation.gov.ky copy not retrieved).

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