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Hi, you have a great site,I been resident for 9 years in the
past when I was a kid now I live in USA and just go to Cayman
as a tourist ,been resident before will count to get the
resident permit again now?
Thank you so much for your help
Ann Marie
Reading the information at http://www.immigration.gov.ky/portal/page?_pageid=1608,2524657&_dad=portal&_sche... seems to indicate that you should actually be resident (and probably working) at the time of the application. However, if you were actually born in Cayman (and have the birth certificate to rpove it) I think there may be a chance.
Regards
Robert
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Robert Clark
Expertise
As I have relatives on the island that I visit regularly, I have good knowledge of the island from both a tourist and a residents point of view.
Experience
My Cayman FAQ includes information on the following topics:
Weather/Hurricane information,
Immigration entry requirements,
Customs regulations,
Employment/jobs/residency in Cayman,
Getting married in Cayman,
Importing food into Cayman,
Golf,
Legal age to...,
Bringing cats and dogs into Cayman,
Internet access,
Car rental,
Public transport,
Electricity/Water/Telephone systems,
Nightlife,
Currency/Money
and Cayman for Cruise Ship passengers
If you can't find your answer there, please feel free to e-mail me your question at robertsclark@yahoo.com
Enjoy!
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