Turks and Caicos Islands.

Permit for owners of a home worth at least US$300,000 (reg 33(3)), valid 5 years (reg 34(2)), fee US$1,500 (Schedule 7). Separate from the investor residence permit (reg 24, condition B). The current Ordinance and Regulations came into force on 1 April 2016; the Ordinance repealed and re-enacted an earlier one, which was not read, so the launch is left empty. Status active (checked 2026-10-11): the Border Control website lists Home Owners among the residence permit categories it issues, its FAQ gives a processing time of up to six weeks for the Home Owner category, the current application form has a Home Owner box, and no repeal or suspension was found. No counts found.

Temporary residence permit (up to 10 years, renewable, per the 2012 announcement) for investors of US$500,000 in a business or home on Providenciales or West Caicos, or US$250,000 on Grand Turk, Salt Cay, South Caicos, Middle Caicos or North Caicos; no work beyond overseeing the investment. Holding a residence permit for 10+ years is itself a route to a PRC. Fee US$1,500.

Under the Immigration Ordinance (Cap. 5.01, Ordinance 19 of 2015) and Immigration Regulations (L.N. 28/2016 as amended). Investor PRCs existed before 2012 (the 2009 Auld inquiry recorded complaints of grants for bribes); a moratorium and 2012 reform left only a 10-year investor residence permit, and an investor PRC route was reintroduced in 2013. Routes: home of US$1m (US$300,000 on Grand Turk and family islands), business of US$1.5m (US$750,000) employing at least 60% non-work-permit holders, US$1m contribution to a designated public project, or US$1m in a home or business. US$25,000 fee. Investment must be kept 5 years (since June 2018). The Governor must set a quota; none was found published. PRC does not give British Overseas Territories citizenship. No official counts found.