Discovery Day was celebrated on Monday May 18th in the Cayman Islands and even though the main focus is on Immigration Reform, we must pause to remember a bit of our history.
You will have noticed a change to our paper recently as we continue to expand our service to the Cayman Islands.
Ahead of the May 1st implementation of the reforms to the Cayman Islands immigration laws, the Ministry of Caymanian Employment & Immigration is conducting an extensive public awareness campaign on what the changes entail.
With over 180 articles about Caymanian culture published - commissioned and voluntarily submitted - since launching more than 13 years ago, Caymanian Times stands as a proud beacon promoting and preserving the culture of these islands.
For 2026 - and beyond - your community newspaper, Caymanian Times, is totally committed to reflecting the best of Cayman in our coverage.
The then-emerging pre-COVID business model of the digital nomad has now become so embedded in the business world that it’s hardly noticed…unless you really look for it.
The single issue of amending the Immigration (Transition) (Amendment and Validation) Bill 2025 not only dominated last week’s meeting of Parliament but will be the dominant feature driving Cayman’s immigration policy for the foreseeable future.
A slew of new revenue-raising measures have been detailed by the Cayman Islands Government (CIG) following the Budget Statement.
Rebuilding in Jamaica - not just repairing - will be a mammoth task after the hammering the country was subjected to by massive, historical Hurricane Melissa.
There’s no question that the new Immigration Bill now out for public consultation ‘marks a decisive, crucial point in national policy’.