The Government has approved drafting instructions to strengthen oversight of the Cayman Islands’ fuel sector, advancing reforms that will enhance public safety, improve consumer protection, and establish a more sustainable regulatory framework.
The Ministry of Caymanian Employment and Immigration is proud to launch “Caymanians in Careers”, a new campaign highlighting Caymanians working across different sectors while offering greater insight into the career opportunities available within those industries.
Cabinet has approved amendments to the Customs and Border Control (Visas, Entry and Landing) Regulations (2025 Revision) to enhance border security and improve traveller screening.
After months of deliberations and consultations via Parliament and the public, Cayman’s extensive immigration reforms take effect on May 1st.
A Delegation from the Parliament of the Cayman Islands recently participated in the 74th Westminster Seminar on Effective Parliaments, held in London, United Kingdom, from 9th – 13th March 2026.
On Tuesday, Parliament passed two laws that it was hoped would clarify two specific areas that needed attention.
On Tuesday, Minister for Planning, Lands, Agriculture, Housing & Infrastructure Jay Ebanks brought forward reforms in Parliament to strengthen transparency and fairness in the mortgage system, with Parliament passing the Registered Land (Amendment) Act, 2026.
The Ministry of Tourism and Trade Development is once again giving out grants of up to CI$50,000 to help Caymanians who have tourism-related projects that they would like to get off the ground.
The Ministry of Health, Environment and Sustainability has strengthened the legal framework used to address littering and illegal dumping with the passage of the Litter (Amendment) Bill, 2026 during the recent sitting of Parliament.
A spirit of cross-party unity that characterised recent sittings of the Cayman Islands Parliament was again demonstrated with the broad support of a motion brought by Hon. Deputy Leader of the Opposition, Kenneth Bryan, to restrict the wearing of face masks in public as an anti-crime measure.