The government of the Cayman Islands lifted all COVID-19 entry measures on 24 August 2022.

The government of the Cayman Islands announced new laws concerning immigration and Customs and Border Control that became effective Oct. 14, 2021.

The government of the Cayman Islands will reduce the accepted COVID-19 testing time from 72 hours to no more than 24 hours before departure beginning 17 Dec. 2021.

The government of the Cayman Islands has revised its quarantine requirements for residents and visitors with a travel declaration form.

Extension of the Global Citizens Programme until Oct. 2022

The Cayman Islands will move to phase five of the country's reopening plan...

Reopening of borders for fully vaccinated travelers beginning Nov. 20, 2021

A recent change to the Immigration Law has resulted in a significant increase in the qualifying sums for persons seeking to make an application to the Cayman Islands Government for permanent residence by independent means.

On 16 October 2020, the Cayman Government gazetted regulations bringing into effect its Global Citizen programme

The Immigration (Amendment) Regulations 2017 ('Regulations') seek to provide additional clarification on the application process for Permanent Residence ('PR').

Around six months after the Covid-19 global pandemic had spread across the globe causing many countries to take drastic measures such as national lockdowns forcing businesses to adapt...

The Immigration (Amendment) Law 2012 has now come into force, having been made effective on 5 June, 2012.

The new Immigration (Transition) Law, 2018 and Customs and Border Control Law 2018 came into force on Feb. 1 by Order of Cabinet.

There is no local corporate, income, sales, or capital gains tax for CEOs and their businesses.

Term Limit exeption permits and ten year permits expected to become reality. The Immigration (Amendment) (No. 3) Bill and its supposed "suspension" of rollover are expected to pass into effect shortly.

The Immigration (Amendment) Law 2012 has now come into force, having been made effective on 5 June 2012.

The Cayman Islands has launched the Global Citizen program as an initiative for professionals and digital nomads to live and work remotely in the Cayman Islands (Cayman) for up to two years.

Recent commentaries by various offshore law firms on the delay by ESMA in extending the pan European passport for marketing the securities of Cayman Islands domiciled funds throughout...

Pursuant to Section 34 of the Immigration Law (2007 Revision), the Chief Immigration Officer of the Cayman Islands may issue Residency Certificates for Persons of Independent Means. Such Residency Certificates are valid for twenty-five years and are renewable.

Continued growth in the industry, confidence in the jurisdiction, and economic substance factors have seen a number of leading reinsurers establish or expand their physical presence in the Cayman Islands over the past year.