Post by boku on Mar 5, 2020 0:12:04 GMT 7
I believe a British passport holder has automatic eligibility to reside in the Carribbean nation of the Cayman islands without the need for a visa.
If I was approved for unlimited portability on my disability support pension from Centrelink how feasible would it be for me to relocate to the Cayman islands??
I'm a dual national of Australia thru birth and the republic of Ireland thru my mother's Irish citizenship.
However my dad was born in Northern Ireland so for reasons I won't go into my parents and I held a British passport for a overseas trip when I was a young child.
Correct me if I'm wrong but The United kingdom would have a record of me applying and receiving a British passport even if was over 30 years ago.
Just asking, I heard that the British Commonwealth nations in the Carribbean can be great places to retire. But to be honest all I know of The Cayman islands is from Hollywood films like the firm and even then I have no idea about cost of living expenses or potential health care benifits made available to British citizens
If I was approved for unlimited portability on my disability support pension from Centrelink how feasible would it be for me to relocate to the Cayman islands??
I'm a dual national of Australia thru birth and the republic of Ireland thru my mother's Irish citizenship.
However my dad was born in Northern Ireland so for reasons I won't go into my parents and I held a British passport for a overseas trip when I was a young child.
Correct me if I'm wrong but The United kingdom would have a record of me applying and receiving a British passport even if was over 30 years ago.
Just asking, I heard that the British Commonwealth nations in the Carribbean can be great places to retire. But to be honest all I know of The Cayman islands is from Hollywood films like the firm and even then I have no idea about cost of living expenses or potential health care benifits made available to British citizens
