Caridocs Urges Jamaicans to Take Advantage of Antigua and Barbuda’s Amnesty Programme
In light of the Government of Antigua and Barbuda’s Amnesty Programme for non-nationals residing in the country, Principal Consultant of Caridocs, Nevoy Morrison, is once again encouraging Jamaicans living in Antigua and Barbuda to take full advantage of this opportunity to regularize their immigration status.
“This opportunity only comes once every five years and provides eligible individuals with the chance to become regularized, giving them greater security and peace of mind. I strongly encourage every Jamaican who qualifies not to wait until the last minute to begin the process,” Morrison said.
Caridocs remains committed to supporting Jamaicans by assisting with the procurement and processing of the key documents required for the amnesty application. The company offers professional assistance in obtaining:
- Jamaican Police Record
- Jamaican Birth Certificate
- Apostille for the Police Record
- Apostille for the Birth Certificate
Understanding that many individuals and families are experiencing financial challenges, Caridocs has introduced a flexible payment option to make the process more affordable. Clients are only required to pay 70% of the total cost to commence the application process, with the remaining 30% payable once the completed documents arrive in Antigua and Barbuda.
Applicants are also encouraged to begin the process as early as possible, as document processing and delivery can take up to 15 working days to be completed and returned to Antigua and Barbuda.
At this time, passport application services are temporarily on hold due to the increased complexity of the passport application process. However, Caridocs remains available to provide guidance and general information to individuals seeking assistance with passport-related requirements.
“Our mission is to make the document procurement process as smooth, professional, and accessible as possible. We understand the importance of this amnesty programme and are committed to helping Jamaicans obtain the documents they need in a timely manner. We encourage everyone who intends to apply to begin gathering their required documents now rather than waiting until the deadline approaches,” Morrison added.
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Bring in more criminals and drug Lords too add too the ones we already can’t control..crime will surely go down once u do
One day I hope that indigenous Antiguans will be put first in opportunities for work, Visa less travel restrictions, and maybe the chance to live in other countries that’ll welcome us as well with open arms.
I’ve spent quite a lot of time travelling and living abroad, and on returning to live back in Antigua, there’s been a marked difference in other non-nationals living here.
Sadly, there’s the odd day that I do not hear one Antiguan voice/dialogue.
I feel that the Antigua I once grew up in no longer exists – for better or worse!
With out a shadow of a doubt the indigenous have been pushed to the back of the ABLP’S economic queue; the their push for a Spanish speaking second language, and amnesties for votes seems to prove my point.
Praying that the indigenous population will eventually be treated better in the future.
This opinion piece is very one-sided!
Who does the due diligence on anyone, not just Jamaicans, anyone trying to get their status regularized?
What is the process that takes. There are going to be good faith applicants who should be afforded any and all assistance required. There will also be those who are running from the law, or from situations whether back in their own home countries or from other jurisdictions in which they have lived. How does our officials or persons seeking to assist assure that they are bonafide?
… I dread to think what Antigua will be like when I eventually return in retirement. God willing 🙏🏾
Richard Lewis can share this information with his people
Boy when Gaston done with Antigua, he himself will be rich enough to live with arm guard while we suffer all sort of robbery and house breaking, some sophisticated criminals over in barbuda in PLH ready to make there the Colombian drug smuggling outpost with the airport at their control, murder! Murder! Gaston a take out he private part and play with it in the face of antiguan and barbudans.
Why only Jamaicans they are pushing to get regularize? All persons in Antigua and Barbuda who qualify for Citizenship should apply.Make sure you have a clean record.The Immigration should work with the Police to do background checks on all applicants.
What a stupid country Antigua is, giving privilege to citizens of other countries that their own people could not even imagine, or even dream to get from other countries.
No wonder they are now the minority in their own country.
Please be welcome to the Caribbean Mecca of a wash basin, only to be elevated to the status of the Caribbean poe. And waiting for the deservant shit-hole moniker. What! You don’t love your mother, your father, your people or country?! So what you can’t sell you’d rather just give it away, for the grips of power and greed? What a thing yah! And that’s good enough for the blind buffoons, eh!
Oh my Lord, this Shitbag Leader is hell bent on keeping Antiguans in the minority, as a matter of fact we already are but he still isn’t satisfied so he wants more Jamaicans so even if we revolt it would not worry him in the least. This has to be a REVENGE on the Country and people because he was born in Squalor condition. This dude reminds me so much of Clarence Thomas in the USA. They remain bitter because they were born poor. What do you think Brixtonian
I hear you @Born & bred Antiguan. I’m at a loss at how we are treated as second-class citizens in our own country!
Other countries around the globe are fighting tooth and nail to retain their identity and customs. How has this been allowed to happen.
Yes, Antiguans over the decades have left for pastures new abroad, but the heart and soul have also departed. Sad, but true.
Clarence Thomas is a apt description of Gaston Browne’s current behaviour towards his own hue.
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