Caribbean
Cayman Islands immigration and visa guide
The Cayman Islands offers the ultra-exclusive Global Citizen Concierge Program (GCCP) for high-earning remote professionals, Certificate of Direct Investment, and 0% direct taxation.
Workforce Opportunities & Residency Cayman (WORC) & Department of Tourism
- Processing time
- 3 – 6 weeks
- Passport validity
- 6+ months
- Points-based system
- No
- Digital nomad friendly
- Yes
Visa options in Cayman Islands
Key requirements
- Proof of annual foreign income of at least $100,000 USD (individual), $150,000 USD (with spouse), or $180,000 USD (with dependents)
- Notarized bank reference letter and 6 months of stamped bank statements
- Clean police clearance certificate and comprehensive international private health insurance
How to apply for a Cayman Islands visa: step by step
- 1
GCCP Online Concierge Application
Submit digital application on official Cayman Islands portal with bank reference letter and income verification.
2 - 3 weeks
- 2
Approval Certificate & Fee Payment
Pay statutory GCCP fee ($1,469 USD for 2 persons + $500 per dependent) and receive Global Citizen Certificate.
1 - 2 weeks
- 3
Grand Cayman Arrival & Concierge Escort
Arrive at Owen Roberts International Airport (GCM) with 2-year multi-entry residency activated.
Immediate on arrival
Official government links
Frequently asked questions
What taxes exist in the Cayman Islands?
The Cayman Islands has no direct taxation: 0% personal income tax, 0% corporate tax, 0% capital gains tax, 0% property tax, and 0% withholding tax.
Find a licensed adviser
For advice on your own case, use a licensed immigration lawyer or adviser. Always check they are registered before you pay anyone. Imiatlas does not refer or review cases.
Look for a lawyer registered with the national bar association or law society in Cayman Islands. The official immigration website explains any rules on who may represent applicants.
Workforce Opportunities & Residency Cayman (WORC) & Department of TourismGeneral information to help you research, not legal advice. Rules change often: always confirm with Workforce Opportunities & Residency Cayman (WORC) & Department of Tourism on the official website before applying.