Which Caribbean Island is the Most Advanced?

Which Caribbean Island is the Most Advanced?

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When I discuss the Caribbean, I consider the economic growth, human capital development index, and other development factors.

Cuba, Bahamas, Barbados, Guyana, Jamaica, and Suriname are the

islands of the Caribbean

that are more developed than others, and they are all CARICOM islands.

Which Caribbean island is the most advanced?

The Cayman.

The Cayman is the most advanced in terms of infrastructure, making it a modern paradise for its fast development.

If you want to enjoy a high quality of life, you can come to the Cayman.

However, the CARICOM islands have become the most visited because of the factors I mentioned.

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Explore The Cayman Islands

The

Cayman Islands is known

by many as the largest overseas financial heaven.

A lot of foreigners come to the island to invest.

People from over 100 different countries and cultures live on this island.

I like exploring the island any time I have the opportunity of visiting it.

The Cayman Islands is a British Overseas Territory with a population of about 64,000 people.

The island is ranked second on income per head.

The places on the island that are most visited by tourists are

Grand Cayman

, Cayman Brac, and Little Cayman because of the nice spots they have for scuba diving, and snorkeling sites.

They have

luxury resorts as well

.

Many foreigners invest on the island because of its zero income tax, capital gains tax, and company tax policy.

See the Many Islands in Bermuda

Do you know that the

Bermuda

is made up of 181 islands?

It is among the British Overseas Territories in the

Caribbean that has a large population and is the richest island

in the Caribbean.

Its economic prosperity derives from the Offshore insurance and tourism industry.

Company income in Bermuda is tax-free.

If you want some exciting time, you can come here to see many islands.

The natural beauty of the island, its beautiful landscape, and its perfect infrastructures are some of the reasons over 500,000 people visit it every year.

Unwind at The US Virgin Islands (USVI)

If there is something I enjoy about US

Virgin Islands

, it is the many amenities to unwind.

The island consists of Saint Croix, Saint John, Saint Thomas, and other small islands.

The islands feature

white sand

beaches, beautiful natural landscapes, and warm and hospitable residents.

These are the reasons about 2.

5 million tourists visit these islands annually.

Its tourism industry contributes a good share of its GDP.

Trade, commerce, and the service sector are other booming sectors in the island’s economy.

The citizens of those islands are full cities of America because the islands are an unincorporated and organized region of America.

Find Hidden Gems at The British Virgin Islands (BVI)

The British Virgin

Islands is another British Overseas Territory in the Caribbean

.

Its population is about 30,000 people.

It comprises the main islands of Tortola, Virgin Gorda, Anegada, Jost Van Dyke, and over 50 other smaller islands.

Maybe, you can find hidden spots during your visit.

The tourism industry booms on the island, contributing about 45% to its GDP.

The British Virgin

Islands is among the economically vibrant Caribbean islands

in the area of the offshore financial service industry.

British Overseas Territories citizens are the occupants of the island and they were recognized as full British citizens in 2002.

The island is among the CARICOM islands.

Live Extravangantly in The Bahamas

16 islands make up the

Bahamas

island, and I think you can pamper yourself on any of its islands.

Many tourists from different places in the world like to visit this island.

Its tourist and finance sector qualifies it to be among the richest

islands in the Caribbean

.

It has a GDP of $12bn and a population of about 400,000.

The

Bahamas

has zero income tax, company tax, and capital gains tax policies.

The island’s GDP depends on tourism, foreign financial services, and banking industries.

Which Caribbean island is best value for money?

The

Caribbean islands

with the best value for money are:

St Lucia: Captivating Scenerio

St Lucia has beautiful landscapes, captivating white sand beaches, a warm and tropical climate, and a very active economy.

Its tourism industry is progressive, and the people are easygoing.

There are many things to gain from the island’s Citizenship by Investment Program.

For instance, your entire family will be granted citizenship, and you can visit more than 140 countries without a visa.

Residents of the island are capital gain tax and inheritance tax exempt.

Anguilla: Charming Beaches

Anguilla is another British overseas territory in the Caribbean

that brings me many memories.

The island is  autonomous and consists of the main island and other smaller islets.

Many tourists from different continents visit this island annually because of its beautiful coral reefs, charming beaches, and tropical forests.

The island’s capital gains, estate, profit, sales, or company incomes are tax-free.

Its economy depends on tourism, foreign company incorporation and management, foreign banking, captive insurance, and fishing.

St Martin: Exotic Resorts

St Martin

is home to some of the best exotic beach resorts, remote coves, delicious dishes, and active nightlife worldwide.

It is divided into two territories.

If you are a night owl, I will want you to visit this island.

There are things I find fascinating about St Martin.

One is Saint Martin

, French-dominated, and the other is Sint Maarten, Dutch-dominated.

More than one million tourists visit this island annually to enjoy its natural beauty and top-class infrastructure.

Tourism is the mainstay of its economy, and about half of the island’s population is employed by this industry.

Saint Kitts and Nevis: Many Mountains

Saint Kitts

and Nevis is an island of many mountains, beautiful beaches, tropical forests, and abandoned sugar plantations.

After the end of the sugarcane industry, tourism, agriculture, and production became the mainstay of its economy.

The island

is among the CARICOM, OECS, and OAS islands.

Barbados: Rich Cultural Heritage

Barbados is one of the islands in the eastern Caribbean.

It is home to beautiful beaches, botanical gardens, colonial houses, and a rich cultural heritage.

Its GDP is $5.

3 billion,  and about 300,000 people are residents there.

If you desire something extraordinary, you can experience its rich festivals.

The economy of

Barbados

is very dynamic, and the tourism sector is the most significant.

Tourist from the United Kingdom constitutes about 40% of its total annual visitors.

Coming behind the UK are America and Canada.

Antigua and Barbuda:  Stunning Island

Finally, I present to you

Antigua and Barbuda

, which is found between the Atlantic Ocean and the Caribbean sea.

The island is very beautiful, and its population is about 96,000 people.

The island’s economy, which depends on tourism, is very active, just like its sister islands in the

Caribbean

.

Any foreigner that buys a home on the island or donates to the government is qualified to apply for citizenship under Citizenship by Investment Program.

Citizens from about 140 countries can visit the island without a visa.

 

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