Cayman’s October parliamentary update outlines planned residence-points consultation
The 2 October summary records the minister’s 1 October statement that no final framework had yet been agreed.
Cayman’s 2 October parliamentary summary records the immigration minister’s 1 October confirmation that permanent residence points reform remained under development. No final framework had been agreed, and stakeholder consultation was planned before the end of 2026.[1]
The statement gives no replacement points table, commencement date or application transition rules. It reports the reform’s stage, rather than establishing new eligibility criteria.[1]
Official sources
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