Answers to the questions we’re asked most. Can’t find yours? Use the Contact page and we’ll respond.
About Drop Da Pin
What is Drop Da Pin?
A relocation, business and investment intelligence platform for the Caribbean Diaspora and for local Caribbean entrepreneurs. We provide country-by-country guidance for moving to, building in, and investing across 15 CARICOM nations.
Who is it for?
Two groups, treated as equal partners. People in the UK, USA, Canada and Europe planning a move or investment back to the region — and people already in the Caribbean (graduates, professionals, retirees, business owners) who want to connect with Diaspora capital, skills and partnerships.
What do you mean by “professional contribution, not charity”?
It’s our core principle. The Caribbean isn’t a cause to be rescued. Returning and investing should create jobs, partnerships and growth. We help you contribute as a professional and a partner — never as a “saviour.”
Using the site
Which countries do you cover?
All 15 CARICOM members, each with a full country guide: Antigua & Barbuda, The Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Dominica, Grenada, Guyana, Haiti, Jamaica, Montserrat, St Kitts & Nevis, St Lucia, St Vincent & the Grenadines, Suriname and Trinidad & Tobago.
How current is your information?
Guides are reviewed regularly, and our news feeds pull live from regional sources. Rules change often, though — always confirm the latest position with the relevant government authority before acting.
Do you give immigration, legal, financial or tax advice?
No. We provide research and practical guidance to help you plan. We are not lawyers, immigration advisers or financial advisers. For decisions, consult a qualified professional in the relevant country.
Directory & business
How do I list my business in the Directory?
Use the Add Listing page. Listings connect Diaspora investors and movers with vetted local businesses and services.
Do you charge?
Browsing guides and the Directory is free. Some premium resources, courses and partner introductions carry a fee, which is always shown upfront.
Contact
How do I get in touch?
Through the Contact page or by booking a consultation via Book a Consultation.