jhungary
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You would be surprising many people assume migrating to a country means they will usually reside in that country. This is hardly ever the case.You would be surprised. I have clients who hold Grenadian citizenship, reside in Singapore, and derive their source of wealth from Greater China lol.
The very rich today are globally mobile, both physically and financially. There's no 'final stop' for them per se. They have assets across different countries, and simply reside in whichever country they find the most comfortable in.
I myself have migrated twice (Not counting the birth citizenship I got, but I consider moving from America to Australia an migration, even I am born with both Citizenship) first from US to Canada, then from US to Sweden, I didn't spend much time in both country, in Canadian case, I wasn't living there long enough to get their Citizenship. And only satisfied Swedish Citizenship because my wife is Swedish. I was living in US when I was supposedly migrated to Canada, and I was living in the UK (Which I also have a passport due to my HK connection) when I was supposedly migrated to Sweden.
People in China don't want to live in Grenada, but they do want their money there, because of low tax and freedom to move it anywhere you want. Most Chinese uses Grenadian citizenship to gain access to the US. That's the same thing for Bahamas where the richer Chinese goes. Tax Haven with US connection. That is the reason why they migrate to Grenada, not because they enjoy the Caribbean