Passport Legacy hosts Grenada IMA CEO in Lagos to discuss investment migration

On October 20, 2026, Passport Legacy, an advisory and investment migration company based in Switzerland, organized a cocktail reception in Lagos. The event brought together clients, investors, and partners for discussions centered on second citizenship, international mobility, and investment opportunities. The special guest for the occasion was Mr. Thomas Anthony serves as the head of Grenada’s Investment Migration Agency (IMA). The meeting was structured to facilitate direct interaction between guests and Grenada’s investment migration officials, offering perspectives on the Citizenship by Investment (CBI) scheme and its advantages for potential candidates.

Background

This occasion provided clients, collaborators, and Passport Legacy staff with an opportunity to examine how investment migration fits into long-term strategies for family and asset management. During her introductory remarks, Ms. Weyinmi Oritsejafor, the Managing Director of Passport Legacy Nigeria, detailed the company’s wide-ranging consulting services, which go far beyond simply obtaining citizenship and travel documents. She explained that Passport Legacy operates under the umbrella of PL Group, a structure that also includes real estate, government advisory, and private client services. This diversified portfolio supports clients with a wide range of international investment and lifestyle needs.

Oritsejafor emphasized that the firm is not solely a passport provider, noting that investment migration is only one aspect of their service offerings. She stated that many clients maintain their relationship with the firm even after completing their citizenship programs, seeking continued assistance with personal, investment, and international advisory matters. The Managing Director also highlighted the group’s real estate presence in Cyprus, Greece, Thailand, Bali, and Dubai. She also noted the firm’s involvement in advising governments in Argentina and São Tomé and Príncipe. In her capacity as Managing Director, Oritsejafor supervises Passport Legacy’s Nigerian activities, which include managing locations in Lagos and Abuja along with a staff focused on client guidance and processing applications.

During the event, Mr. Thomas Anthony delivered an address detailing Grenada’s position as a destination for investment and citizenship. He discussed the country’s economic landscape, its access to international markets, and the specific investment opportunities available. Anthony highlighted how Grenada’s participation in regional economic arrangements, such as the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS), facilitates international market access. He further explored the benefits of the Citizenship by Investment programme for individuals and families seeking greater global mobility, as well as the opportunities for investors considering business activity in the region.

Why it matters

The event underscores the growing interest in investment migration as a tool for securing international mobility and long-term wealth planning. For prospective applicants, direct engagement with the leadership of Grenada’s IMA offers a clearer understanding of the CBI program’s benefits and the practicalities of obtaining second citizenship. The presence of a Swiss-owned advisory firm with operations in major global hubs like Lagos and Abuja indicates a structured approach to facilitating these cross-border investments. By combining citizenship services with broader real estate and government advisory expertise, Passport Legacy positions itself as a comprehensive partner for clients navigating complex international legal and financial landscapes. The collaboration between the private advisory firm and the national investment agency aims to streamline the process for individuals and families looking to diversify their global footprint.