Which country can the Cayman Islands passport be exempted from visa?

Cayman Islands is not an independent country, but an overseas dependency of Britain in the western Caribbean islands, which consists of Grand Cayman, little cayman and Cayman Brac. At present, people who can live in the Cayman Islands for a long time have three identities, and they have different visa-free treatment according to different identities.

The first kind has the right of abode (permanent residency)

A residence certificate of 25 years can be obtained after the first approval, and can be renewed after the expiration with the approval of the chief immigration officer. There is a limit to the number of people who can get the right of abode every year. At present, there are 250 people each year.

Holding permanent residency does not mean immigration, but it is equivalent to obtaining a long-term visa without giving up your original nationality. To apply for a visa from another country, you still have to submit information as your actual nationality. In terms of visa exemption, you enjoy the same treatment as other people who do not have the right of abode in Cayman. The difference is that when applying for visas from some developed countries, the visa approval rate is higher than that of those who do not apply. After all, getting the right to live is also a manifestation of strength.

The second one has a British overseas resident passport.

After five years of permanent residency, you can apply for a Cayman Islands passport, that is, a British overseas resident passport.

The third one has a British passport.

In other words, to truly become a British citizen, you should enjoy the benefits and obligations that full British citizens can enjoy.

The latter two cases enjoy the same treatment in terms of visa exemption. If China people hold the latter two passports, according to the existing laws in China that do not recognize dual nationality, the holder is equivalent to automatically giving up his China nationality. According to the latest "global passport visa-free access index", British passports can travel to 173 countries without applying for a visa in advance, making them one of the best passports in the world!

The specific visa-free countries are as follows: