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Immigration explained – the legal perspective
Cayman’s immigration system is on the verge of its biggest overhaul in decades.
From extending the wait for Caymanian status to 22 years to introducing term limits on expat civil servants, these reforms aim to bring balance to the population and benefit workforce development.
This week on Forefront, we sit down with immigration attorney Cline Glidden to break down what these changes really mean for businesses, investors, and Caymanians themselves.
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Cayman independence ‘not on the agenda’ despite UN efforts
The prospect of Cayman’s independence from the UK isn’t likely anytime soon, two prominent Caymanians have said.
The verdict came after the government of the British Virgin Islands publicised a draft resolution of the UN Special Committee on Decolonization, known as C-24, which called for independence for the UK overseas territory.
A similar document on Caymanian independence was published by C-24 last December.
But pro-independence Roy Bodden, a former politician and former president of the University College of the Cayman Islands, said there was no great desire to cut the country’s ties with the UK.
