Every route we track for Trinidad & Tobago, with the official source behind each one.
For skilled nationals of other CARICOM countries: with a Skills Certificate you can live and work in Trinidad and Tobago without a work permit, under CARICOM free movement.
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For people who have lived in Trinidad and Tobago for five years: this is how you apply for residence under the Immigration Act - there is no investment shortcut, it is earned through time spent in the country.
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For parents and grandparents of a Trinidad and Tobago citizen or resident: this family route lets your son, daughter or grandchild sponsor you for residence in the country.
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For people married to a Trinidad and Tobago citizen or resident: this is the family route to residence, based on your marriage rather than on time in the country.
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The Student Permit is issued by the Immigration Division of the Ministry of National Security to foreign nationals accepted into full-time academic programmes in Trinidad and Tobago, processed fully online with an accompanying eVisa track for short-term visitors from visa-required countries.
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Trinidad and Tobago's Work Permit is issued under the Immigration Act, Chapter 18:01, and administered by the Work Permit Unit of the Ministry of National Security.
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